Learning Resources Math Adventure Pack, Sum Swamp & I Sea 10 Games, Stem Math Skills, Ages 5+

Muy padre juego de la mesa para los chiquitos y para mas grandes niños para practicar matemática!

This game is a ton of fun to play with kids. This kit comes with 2 games, Sum Swamp and “I Sea 10”.Sum SwampThe board & pieces are high quality & beautifully designed. The gameplay is a ton of fun; kids learn basic addition and subtraction and also learn fun and unique gameplay rules (e.g. Odd vs Even numbers, loops). This game has great replay value, we’ve been playing it a few nights a week for 3 weeks straight. Great game for younger and older kidsI Sea 10This kit includes I Sea 10, a fast paced math game which is great for slightly older kids (5+) who can quickly put together combinations of numbers which sum to 10. A lot of fun.I did want to plug Amazon’s excellent STEM Subscription which is how we received this game. It’s an excellent subscription service which sends you a fun STEM kit at a regular, customizable, delivery interval.https://www.amazon.com/STEM-Club-Toy-Subscription-year/dp/B01M71IUZ7/ref=nodl_

This is a wonderful game for a preschooler to get confident with math concepts! We have an abacus and use that sometimes while we play. The game helps teach a bunch of concepts which my daughter picked up easily at 4-5 years like making an equation, largest number goes first, adding and subtracting, determining whether a number is even or odd, sounding out the words "even" or "odd" on the game board, and solving an equation in her head. All this is made fun and the playing pieces are sturdy and adorable!She is just now figuring out how to determine what rolls she wants to happen in the "endless loop." There is no strategy while playing as it's a game of chance according to dice rolls but it is simple and a very effective math teaching tool that your little kid will beg to play.

Got this as part of the Amazon Stem program for last month. It comes with two games. One we haven't played yet. The board game we just got out yesterday to play. The first thing I noticed was the beautiful illustrations, it's just really really nice. There is a snail, frog, dragonfly and crocodile, these are what you use to move around the board. It was an easy game to pick up and my five year old enjoyed it. Didn't take too long to play either. Good for encouraging kids to add and subtract as there are three dice. Two have numbers and one has either + or - on it. You roll the three and make up your mathematical sentence from there and that tells you how many forward you go.It's a basic game but good. I'd recommend it.

The graphics are children friendly and the game by itself encourages kids to learn simple math. The downside is the rule which it may be considered little bit confusing an un understandable for 5-year kids. On other hand, kids would not be able to play solely it with their peers unless there is one parents/adults playing with them due to complexity of game rules.