Mobi Educational Math Game - Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication and Division in a Crossword Grid, Numerical Function Tiles, Learning Math Games Kids - for Children Ages 8+

Probably the most frustrating game for my six-year-old. He always loses because he's still learning his maths. But a wonderful way to teach him while having fun.

This game is a great (and intriguing) application of math concepts learned in the classroom. It helped my children learn there are a variety of ways to arrive at the same answer. It can be played independently or with others! I would consider it a great addition to any homeschool or distance learning curriculum.

The best!

I like that it is engaging and simple to use. My 5 year old is enthusiastic about playing this game. For him, this hands on approach to addition and subtraction work for him. I hope Mobi comes out with "ecofriendly glass tiles" to be more ocean friendly. When I was a child, some classic games still had glass peices, and they still haven't broken, changing hands of more than 7 children over the years.

Honestly, I am obsessed with this game. I play a lot with my friends, and even with my 9 year old little brother. It is for all ages alike and really tests your mental math. There is some strategy involved because if you play with only 2 people, you will run out of operators pretty quickly if you make your equations too long. Lots of fun! i solo play while watching TV (mostly to practice so I can beat my engineer friends!)

Great math teaching tool. I love the cute Whale design, too. That's what actually caught my eye because I thought it might be related to the Bananagrams family of products. It's not though, but just as much fun but in a math-related way. It's perfect for tutoring and is especially helpful for students who struggle with basic math concepts. I highly recommend it!

This is a great game. Great to play according to the instructions. Also, we modified the instructions to make a slightly different game out of it. We play it similar to dominoes. We all work on a single group structure, taking turns, like in dominoes. We score like this: If your math expression equals 5 to 10, you get 5 points; 10 to 15, 10 points; 15 to 20, 15 points, etc.

My daughter is beginning to learn division, and I was looking for a fun way to help her practice. Children are often asked to solve equations, but this game encourages kids to creatively build equations, deepening their understanding of the concepts. My daughter loves puzzles and was immediately obsessed with the game. I appreciate that she can play by her self and with others. The game is adaptable: tiles can be removed to make it easier for younger kids.