Description
Maths 20 is typically played from Grade 3 upwards, but it can be played in earlier grades. This is a card game where the key purpose is to use as many cards as possible to deliver a score of the answer card chosen. You can use operations such as add, subtract, multiply and divide to achieve this outcome. However, the cards you receive which are used to achieve the answer outcome, is based on chance which makes this quite an exciting game. This enables children to master their numeric skills.
Maths 36 is played from grades 4 upwards whereas Maths 12 is played by learners below grade 4. This is a card game where the key purpose is to use as many cards as possible to deliver a score of the answer card chosen. You can use operations such as add, subtract, multiply and divide to achieve this outcome.
Math-a- Move is played by learners from grade R upwards. It is the snake & ladder of Mathematics. This is a board game which is based on probability.
