Learning Resources Maths Island Addition & Subtraction Game for Ages 6+

I bought this game for my 6 year old to practice maths at home, this is what she says: “Because it’s learning and I like doing it and fun with my family”

Perfect home education game

We bought this for s 5 year old.They thought it was great fun especially the "coloured magnifier".There are two level of sums, so it will grow with them.

Very good game, a bit baffled because I got two characters that are the same, so if there are 4 people playing, two of them will have exactly the same character, it can be confusing. Thankfully it is just 2 or 3 of us playing so it's not a problem.

It seems like it's completed at first but it really isn't! It's simple to play, kids love it and so do I. Would highly recommend!

A great fun game. I play with my 4 year old who loves the game especially the volcano pop and short cut part. He uses a number square to help with the addition and subtraction. He's always asking to play :)

I suppose it's going to be great and very educational. I'm teaching the little one basic arithmetics (addition and subtraction) once they are more prepared we will progress to this game and they are still 3 years of age.

A good learning product.

I ordered the game to teach my 6yo son to subtraction and more advance (up to 20) addition.He loves to play it. Of course I have to spend time to explain to him these mathematical examples.It works the best with some kind of tokens. For example I use candies.When he gets an example like: 9-5I ask him: "Imagine, you had 9 candies. You decided to give 5, how many do you left for yourself?" .I give him 9 candies for start, he gives me 5 candies and figures out that he has 4 left.After 2 week of every day playing, I see significant improvements: we don't need candies, he can use his fingers for most of the cases if he wants. More and more he starts solving problems quicker and in his head without using additional tools.The price could be cheaper , but overall, the most important in this game is that he wants to play it and enjoys it. (Otherwise I hardly imaging forcing him to do math with a paper and pen :D ).Parents need to invest time, explain, be patient and supporting.THE MOST IMPORTANT: You (the adult!) wanna let you kid win in this game! This keeps them motivated and they will want to play. One cheating advise: try to set the dice with operation to minus (-), this way you ensure that you won't throw a very big number and won't advance that quickly as your child.Enjoy!P.S. If you child is 3-4yo I would recommend game Zahlenzauber. My kid well in love with that game at that age, and playing it, he learned to recognize numbers and counting to 10 in 1-2 weeks.Now I am searching for some similar hit games. I've tried multiple games before, not allow them did that great job as these two.

Muy divertido

This game is a fun and engaging way to help kids become comfortable and quick with basic addition and subtraction. My daughter solves problems instantly in her head while playing, yet she often loses focus and takes much longer to answer the same questions when they’re written on paper. Turning learning into a game made a huge difference. I 100% recommend it.

Great game. My 4 (almost 5) year old needs help with the math but he loves to play and it’s really helping him learn the basics. I was impressed because he usually balks at anything educational.We use the volcano for every roll to make it more fun.Game is super simple to set up and easy to understand. Would recommend.

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