I did not need another game to get addicted to. Really, I didn't.
I See Card's Pyramath is a solitaire with learning power. But it isn't just for learning. It is great for staying fresh in your math facts and for building speed. The idea is simple allowing anyone with knowledge of basic math facts to play. Pyramath can be played alone or against another player. And for $6.95, they are a great addition to our Fun Fridays or even Family Game Night!
I See Card's Pyramath is a solitaire with learning power. But it isn't just for learning. It is great for staying fresh in your math facts and for building speed. The idea is simple allowing anyone with knowledge of basic math facts to play. Pyramath can be played alone or against another player. And for $6.95, they are a great addition to our Fun Fridays or even Family Game Night!
from the instructions:
Fundamentals of the Game
The basic concept of any Pyramath game is that a single card is played on 2 side-by-side cards using math operations. For example if a 4 and 7 are side-by-side, the legal plays are 3 (7-4=3), 1 (7+4=11), and 8 (7x4=28)
There is even a Pyramath Wiki to learn how to use Pyramath in the classroom (and I am all about Wikis!!)
The main challenge using Pyramath in our homeschool since we have just begun working on our addition facts. Farm Boy was super interested in it and cannot wait to try it! He is looking forward to challenging me very soon! (Mom had lots of fun playing the game though!)
Ready to try it for yourself? You can try it online playing the 5 Card Version or the 7 Card Version! But don't say I didn't warn you. Make sure you let the kids play once in a while!
Ready to try it for yourself? You can try it online playing the 5 Card Version or the 7 Card Version! But don't say I didn't warn you. Make sure you let the kids play once in a while!
I received Pyramath free of charge from I See Cards for the purpose of review. No other compensation was received.
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