A simple yet challenging family board game that involves just 10 numbers and 12 symbols! Mind Your Numbers is a simple, short board game that anyone who knows how to add, subtract, multiply & divide single digit numbers can play. Yet, one needs to plan & strategize well to win this challenging mind game. All brain, little luck mind game for all ages above 8 years. Small, light-weight, easy to carry, play it anywhereHow The Game WorksUsing just 10 numbers and 12 symbols, players compete for 9 rounds to earn points with higher results. Planning when to use which number & symbol combination holds the key to winning. The combination changes every time you play due to 2 randomly chosen mystery numbers that are hidden from opponents & award bonus points in the end Improves Numeracy Logical Thinking Arithmetic CalculationsWatch & learn how to play in 5 mins: https://youtu.be/YEsu3KMtbhkGame Components 10 Numbers (0 to 9): 2 sets, one for each player 12 Symbols (addition, subtraction, multiplication & division): 2 sets, 3 of each type 2 Player Boards: 1 for each player 10 Mystery Numbers (0 to 9): 1 set to make sure each player gets a different number 1 Mystery Board: With numbers 0 to 9 marked to keep track of the results in each round 20 Brown & 10 Red Cubes: Wooden cubes for players to keep track of their points Game Rules: Fully illustrated rules sheetAbout Kitki Kitki was started by BITSian alumni to transform learning into a truly exciting experience. Visit us at www.kitki.in & follow us at facebook.com/openkitki or twitter.com/openkitki
M**Y
Good for thinking ahead
My granddaughter, who is in third grade, but doing mostly work at the end of fourth grade in her school, did not like this game. We played one round and she was done. Takes too long to get to the end of the round and good thinking does not help one to win, just luck at the end of the round. That is frustrating! The game goes on for 9 rounds.
A**R
Great for learning math
This game is a bit complicated to get the hang of. The scoring is tricky and took us a couple of tries to get it right. However, the fact it's a simple way to teach your youngsters math is a bonus. My son was struggling to learn his times tables, but when we started playing this game, he got better at it quickly. Division is simply the opposite of times so What time 2 equals six? It does teach strategy because sometimes you don't get a whole number when dividing and that doesn't score you points. Overall, we are happy with the purchase, and use it in homeschooling as a break from book work on a Friday lesson.
J**K
Mind numbers
Bought it for my great nephew he loves it
S**N
Excellent game
Played with my son who is only 5 and used only addition. He loved it!
K**I
Loved the simple and strategic game for kids
Gifted it to my nieces of age 9 and 7, who like math and educational board games. They simply loved the game. Played three times back to back.
F**E
Four Stars
very helpful to my daughter who can now do her math
T**D
Four Stars
Bought as a gift for a child and was well received
N**A
Nice little game for two players (could be three or ...
Nice little game for two players (could be three or four players with another box) to practice math. Good quality of the game pieces. The rules are clear and well illustrated.
P**L
Decent product for math kids
Bought it for my nephew who is a math freak. He took some time to figure this out (which I couldn't) and then he started liking it. Overall a good purchase. The manual and product could have been made better.
B**Y
Good but....
Helpful for kids but it has to be played only when child is ready to play, that is the major drawback with this...
V**I
This game is a top scorer in all aspects.
This game is very useful. It is very interesting and keeps the player engaged in the game. Very useful for kids to develop their calculations and also an interesting way of learning calculations. It also helps in developing kids concentration power.
L**K
Game instructions are not clear
It is very small and made of thin card boards.It is definitely not worth for the price.Game instructions are not clear. Still struggling to understand.
K**A
Maths
Very small
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