Learning Resources Number Rally Math Game car and dice race 4-8 years

The Number Rally math game from Learning Resources turns math activities into something fun and engaging. Children choose a race car and embark on a race where numbers and addition decide who advances faster. The question that keeps them involved is simple: who do you think will win the race?

The rules are flexible, and there are multiple ways to play. Your little one uses the color die to see which race car to choose, then moves as many spaces as the number shown on the die. As a more advanced option, the child can use both number dice and add the values of the displayed numbers to see how many spaces they can advance on the track.

The set includes two 30.5 cm long track bases that can be assembled, one with the numbers from 1 to 10, and the other with the numbers from 11 to 20. Alongside them come five 2.5 cm race cars in five cheerful colors, two number dice, and a die that depicts different colors, so that multiple children can participate in the race at the same time.

The recommended age for the product is between 4 and 8 years. Remove any packaging before giving the toy to the child and do not leave packaging within the reach of children. Keep instructions and labels for future reference and keep the toy away from fire, high temperatures, and humidity.

The set includes:

• 2 track bases (30.5 cm long) that can be assembled (one with numbers 1 - 10, the other with numbers 11 - 20)
• 5 race cars (2.5 cm size) in 5 cheerful colors
• 2 number dice
• 1 die depicting different colors

Frequently asked questions

What age is this game suitable for? The recommended age is between 4 and 8 years.

What does the set contain? The set includes 2 track bases of 30.5 cm that can be assembled, 5 race cars of 2.5 cm in 5 colors, 2 number dice, and 1 die with different colors.

What numbers does the child learn? The tracks cover numbers from 1 to 10 and from 11 to 20, and the two number dice allow for practicing addition.

Does it contain small parts? Yes, the toy may contain small parts that can be swallowed or inhaled, therefore the child must be supervised during play.