Learning Resources Math Scramble Maths Game for 5 Year Olds, Build Number Sense, 1-4 Players, Ages 5+

Absolutely excellent! Have been using it with one of my SEN students and she constantly aks for the egg game to practise her numeracy - it is such a lovely resource and although some commented on the quality of the plastic tiles, as someone who has been using professional learning resources for 2 decades now, I have to say it is pretty good in comparison. If anything I would pay twice as much for something like that from a school supplier, so cannot complain. the egg does not close tight, I must admit, but we just put some sellotape on one side and it does the trick. I cannot fault it, given the price. If it was priced differently, I would probably consider giving less of a glowing review, but as it stands - you get great value for money!

Me and my 6yr old really enjoyed this game. We played it along with some unifix cubes to give her a hand with her sums. Held her attention for a whole game. A great maths resource that brings in a play element to learning

I'm not the best with math so anything that can help me encourage and develop my little one's understanding of math is great for me and this one is simple yet effective.You get a blue plastic egg which 'cracks' open to reveal 85 game pieces mainly numbers and the symbols +/- with some bacon and toast slices for some alternative play. You also get instructions on games to be played either individually or with up to 4 players which vary in difficulty depending on competency levels.I think this is a great idea, simple but well made and great for encouraging mental maths using visual tiles and game play so they don't realise it is math! Overall impressed with this set and though at £12.21 (at time of reviewing) is a tad more expensive than I'd like, I do value Learning Resources items and feel they provide good value for money as they kill two birds with one stone in terms of being educational as well as fun!

Newphews are not fans of maths so decided to try help them, I didn't like maths at school either so thought maybe a game or two and make them fun, I make it reward based, they get to play with my dogs they love do play throw/fetch with them but I have been making them earn this fun with this maths game which winner at first so I brought in dog treats (for the dogs not them lol) and taught them how to do some training with my girls, little do they know it is just another form of learning but they love the fact my dogs 'spin' for a treat & think they look like ballerina dogs but anyway they now always want this game out to earn dog fun! We have made some rewards based for snacks which also works then they go back to mom full of sugar and having had some maths fun :)

This is really well-made and I like that it acts as a storage jar. There’s lots of things you can do with this and it’s good quality. It definitely engaged my child and the ideas given in the booklet for learning games are good. I think you could think of lots of things to do with the tiles though that go beyond the suggestions. The only limit is your imagination really! They can really support homework to..A really great little resource and I can see how helpful this will be for my own child. Very versatile.

The pieces come in a plastic egg for reasons I'm unsure about but it closes well and I'm not worried about it opening and spilling the tiles all over the floor.There are a few different games you can play with the number and function tiles, and I really like that the add and subtract tiles are double sided with a different function on both sides, so you can focus on addition or subtraction without worrying about running out of tiles.I am very happy with this.

As with all the "Learning Resources" products we have ordered, the overall quality is really good, and sometimes the educational value alone does justify the slightly higher price, or at least to a certain extent anyway. Nevertheless, at £12.99 this is perhaps a little expensive for such a small and relatively simple combination of educational tool and party game, with the only real novelty of course, being the storage egg.The gameplay elements are just as simple as the concept of the product, which is perfect considering that it is recommended for 5+ year old children, with one to four players able to participate in a fun little game.The only downside to the product is the obvious Americanised word "Math" used on the presentation box, and although generally accepted as a correct alternative abbreviation for mathematics, it still doesn't read well or sound right when used in the UK.

I really like this Maths Scramble game. Inside the box you get a blue egg shape container that comes apart in two sections, in side the egg you’ll find all the pieces numbers, +, -, and = signs. There are instructions inside for different games you can play. It’s for 1-4 players.I got this for my daughter as she is struggling with maths and this is a fun way to teach herIt’s made of good quality plastic and can be wiped down easily to keep clean. The pieces are quite small so watch young children with them incase they put inside their mouths and choke .A great game and I definitely recommend this 👍🏻