Londji Educational game Learn multiplication 6 years+ recycled cardboard paper

The Londji "Learn Multiplication" educational game offers a fun way to learn and practice the multiplication table using a gear-based mechanism. The child moves the tokens from the lowest level, where they do not yet know the answer, to the highest, where they have mastered the multiplication, at a pace designed for ages 6 and up.

The set contains five cardboard gear levels, classified with numbers one to five, a 34x17 cm game board, and 144 tokens featuring multiplications and results. The objective is for the player to move the tokens from the lowest level, where the answer is unknown, to the highest level, where the answer is known with certainty.

Each day, the player attempts to solve the tokens in each section; on the first day, only for level one. Once solved, the tokens move up in rank to the next gear. If the player does not succeed, they can check the answer on the back of the token, memorize it, and place it back in the first group, at level one, to repeat the exercise.

When a token reaches the fifth level, it means that for five days in a row, the player has solved that multiplication correctly. The game is made from recycled paper and cardboard and is illustrated by Queralt Armengol. WARNING: Not suitable for children under 3 years old; adult supervision is recommended during play. Produced by Londji, Spain.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the recommended age for this game? The game is recommended for children from 6 years old, and the age range indicated by the supplier is 6 - 9 years.

What materials is the game made of? The game is made of recycled paper and cardboard.

What does the set contain? The set contains a 34x17 cm game board, 144 tokens with multiplications and results, and five cardboard gear levels numbered one to five.

How does the game help with learning multiplication? By moving the tokens from the lowest level to the highest, the child practices the multiplication table daily, and a token that reaches the fifth level shows five consecutive days of correct answers.