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This game quickens children's math skills and can be played by two or more people. Ninety cards are provided with a number on each card. Each player gets three cards and then all the players simultaneously try to make equations, by adding or subtracting, that makes the cards in their hand equal a card that is placed in the center. The first person to create three correct equations, wins. ~ Rachel S.
Publisher's Description of Snap It Up! Addition / Subtraction Game
This exciting, fast-paced card game provides kids with hard-hitting practice in math skills! Players pick and pass cards as fast as they can to make math equations. It's fast! It's crazy! And it's so much fun, kids will want to snap it up again and again!
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Rainbow Resource CenterStore
No matter what method or curriculum I have tried, my child cannot get basic facts down. He can get concepts, but the facts? Not so much. Enter game play. Here we go!
Amy S
Practice for my son.
JAclyn D
For a competitive 6 yr old boy, this may just be a great way to work on math skills! We will see!
Amy B
Looked interesting. Never played it before. Hoping it is fun! Bought 2 sets.
No matter what method or curriculum I have tried, my child cannot get basic facts down. He can get concepts, but the facts? Not so much. Enter game play. Here we go!
Practice for my son.
For a competitive 6 yr old boy, this may just be a great way to work on math skills! We will see!
Looked interesting. Never played it before. Hoping it is fun! Bought 2 sets.