Math Rush: Addition & Subtraction (Volume 1) - A Cooperative Time-Based Math Flash Card Game for Kids 8-12

Math Rush, a Totally Thrilling Cooperative Math Game

Math Rush: Addition & Subtraction Volume 1 is a quick-paced strategy card game that requires players to think fast. For three rounds and up to five players, the game involves working as a team to sequence solutions of addition and subtraction equations, all while racing against the clock. The strategy and challenge involved with working together under the time pressure make this game enjoyable for all audiences.

The cooperative nature of the game sets it apart from traditional math-focused games. Math can be a frustrating subject, so in Math Rush, the focus is on cooperative play to build confidence with numbers. Players work together rather than competing against each other, which adds another step to simple rote memorization and engages and encourages students to give it their all and replay it again and again.

The sums and differences in Math Rush may be simple, but players must continually solve multiple problems in the family games while racing to sort them in ascending and descending order. This approach to mastering mental math is more engaging than traditional math drills, as the added time crunch makes students want to replay the game repeatedly.

Math Rush offers a variety of functions to cater to learners of all abilities. The game comes with three different packs that feature different math functions, with Volume 1 containing addition and subtraction. These adjustable learning games make a lovely addition to a math class or tutoring session, as they focus on building strategic thinking and creativity, in addition to education.

The team-based approach to sequencing solutions in Math Rush adds another mental step to engage students and help them recall answers quicker. Players who strategically use the best cards are rewarded, which will help them retain knowledge better than using other math manipulatives. Whether you beat your high score or not, Math Rush is more fun than you calculated.

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