Byron's Games Math Sprint Board Game for Kids Age 7 Plus. Award-Winning Mental Math Games of Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication and Division. Fun Educational Learning Resource for Home or Classroom

We love this game for math fluency practice! We homeschool, but as a former third grade teacher it would’ve been great in the classroom as well.Since it’s just my 7yo and I, we adapted with some house rules (as encouraged in the directions). For now she is playing with the addition/subtraction deck and I am playing with multiplication/division (she is learning multiplication and it is good for her to hear me solve them as well). Answering fluently ‘by heart’ advances the runner 2 spaces, while a correct answer that takes some thought/counting moves 1 space. An incorrect answer doesn’t advance, but we work together to come to the correct answer. She is not a fan of traditional fluency practice, nor the apps with timers, but she asks for this game! 😅We love the movement breaks throughout ~ jumping jacks and such, which is also excellent brain stimulation.While not high end/fancy, the simplicity of this game is a strength and allows for flexibility in game play depending on the players. It will grow with our needs and has more decks to add as we are ready.Nice job Byron’s Games!❤️

My children ages 5 and 8 both enjoy playing math sprint. It has really improved their math skills and now they quiz each other on our car rides.

Fun way to review math facts. Would be great in a classroom. Is my family going to reach for this game first on family game night? No. But it's a fun way to review math facts with kids.

Great, fun way to practice math! Especially for kids who get bored, need to make math more fun!

The game is a little confusing and complex for kids. Our kiddos love math games but the board made the game confusing. One of the starting lines seemed mislabeled. Anyway, the cards could be useful for learning more math problems.

My kids have been enrolled in virtual learning this year and I've noticed that they needed more practice with their math skills. This game is a great way to combine family time with the necessary rote memorization that helps your children succeed at school.My eldest daughter is in 5th grade and she's just starting to learn some more complex mathematical concepts. These concepts become even more difficult to understand if she has to pause in the middle of a problem and try to remember her multiplication tables.This board game combines simple gameplay with basic math problems. It allows your kids to get the necessary practice they need to feel confident with their math skills. This is a much better way to practice multiplication tables than by using flashcards. The social and competitive elements of this game make it a very valuable educational tool.

This game is basically like using flashcards to drill multiplication and division. I got these for my second grade twins and they have enjoyed playing. It is nice to have something different as a way of learning math and practicing their times tables.The idea is that everyone has a piece to race around the board. When you get an answer correct you get to move your piece forward whoever completes the race first wins. It is not a complicated game, it is a very basic idea but it is well executed and a good teaching tool.

Purchased this item for my 6 grandchildren who are homeschooled by my daughter. The kids love creative ways to learn math skills. Easy for many ages.