Learning Resources tri-FACTa Multiplication & Division Math Game, ages 8-12, plastic

The tri-FACTa math game from Learning Resources encourages children to practice multiplication and division and push their limits with math exercises. It is an engaging game that helps little ones master multiplication and division in a fun way, turning calculation exercises into moments of play with family or friends.

The rules are very simple. Each player places 6 cards on their rack. A player starts the game by placing 3 pieces on the game board, thus creating a math operation. The game continues clockwise, and the player who manages to complete the most operations wins. The goal is to be the first player to run out of cards on their rack and shout "tri-FACTa".

Beyond math practice, the game contributes to the development of strategic thinking, problem-solving skills, and concentration. It is designed for 2 to 4 players, making it suitable for group play sessions at school or at home. The package includes a game board, 100 number cards, and 4 plastic racks, and the game board measures 25 cm.

The product is recommended for children aged 8 to 12. Do not leave packaging within reach of children and remove any packaging before giving the product to a child. Keep the product away from fire, high temperatures, and humidity.

Features:

• be the first player to run out of cards on your rack and shout "tri-FACTa"
• it is an engaging game that helps you master multiplication and division
• contributes to the development of strategic thinking, problem-solving skills, and concentration
• is for 2-4 players

Package includes:

• game board
• 100 number cards
• 4 plastic racks

Frequently asked questions

For what age is the game recommended? The game is recommended for children aged 8 to 12.

How many players can participate? The game is designed for 2 to 4 players.

What does the package contain? The package includes a game board, 100 number cards, and 4 plastic racks.

What skills does this game develop? The game helps with mastering multiplication and division and contributes to the development of strategic thinking, problem-solving skills, and concentration.