24 Game Two Pack: Includes 48 Single Digit Cards and 48 Double Digit Cards and Exclusive Tips Sheet!

Came as expected. My son (9) loves this game and loves trying to beat us at it.

My mentor teacher had this game and let me use it when I had 5 minutes left in class. Needless to say I use it in my own classroom now.This game is a no prep way to engage in practice order of operations, communication, varying strategies to reach the same goal, teamwork, etc.There are so many different things you can do with this game, for some it’s a personal challenge, for some it’s a race. Just an all around great tool or game that’s also easy to store and use at a moments notice.

Blast from the past! The cards came very well packed in mint condition. They looked exactly like I remembered them. They we're still wrapped in plastic! I received them in a couple days, thanks to Amazon prime. This game is a great way to help someone build math skills. Use all the numbers on the card to get 24 by adding, subtracting, multiplying, and/or dividing. Be the first to touch the card, and you get to answer. You have 10 seconds to answer correctly or you lose your shot at keeping that card and it goes back up for grabs. Person with the most dots (corner of each card) after all cards are collected wins.

The instructions were minimal. It is a good game for math speed and practice, but requires an adult to get the game going - understood - and to encourage it to be fun. Once we got into a groove with it, they started to enjoy it. My 14 year old and I play with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division and we have introduced it to our six year old with addition. We have even altered it for him so that it is more versatile.

I got these for my daughter and she carries them everywhere. She is a member of the 24 club at school and now with these cards it’s like we have our own family 24 club.As for the material they are the thickness of a playing card. I’m used to the thicker cards at school so I thought I would point that out so you won’t be surprised.

This is a great mental math thinking game for students to practice division, multiplication, subtraction and addition.

Several classes had competitions then there was the final challenge. Well attended by students, parents and grandparents.

As advertised