Fractions Wild - Match Fraction Number or Color to be The First to get rid of All Your Cards! Easy to Learn, Fun to pla Math Game for 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th Grades.

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Added this card game to my homeschool arsenal this year, and it did not disappoint. My kid loves it because it plays like Uno. Every time he has break time from school work, he wants to play this. Y'all need to come out with some more math games! I do wish it was a bigger deck with more variety of fractions, but is still fun, and still learning!

It was nice to have a game that all the kids could play even if they didn't know their fractions. It was used in a SAI classroom with 4-6 graders.

An effective and fun way to get kids to use/improve their math skills without really thinking about it. If your child is bored of Uno, the challenge of working out fractions is going to make them like the game again! And what i really liked about the concept was the smile it brought to my childs face when he put a 3/15 card against 1/5 one ... there was a sense of achievement in his play. Looking forward to variations to keep playing the cards for a while.

So the game basically plays like Uno. It's interesting. So you start with the youngest person playing, and then go to the next person's turn (doesn't specify clockwise or counterclockwise)You do your turn by putting 1 card down per turn, and it either has to match the color or match the fraction, being equivalent. Very simple game mechanicsIt's even got some cards that are basically from Uno, being: Change color, pick up 2, and miss turn.These are the only 3 cards in the game outside of fractions, which is why I'm rating the game at 4 star. I want to rate the game based on it'd potential as a game, what it is, and how fun it isIt is good that it's simple, and that's a good practice for kids. My want is for games like this that are good learning, for adults and kids to be entertaining as getting the brain stimulated and involved, and interested, is what will make the brain learn even more. The more interest one has, the further ingrained one will beI think if they get a little more complex with the equations, a little more different action cards, well really have something with this. Just right now It's a little too simple to keep ones interest for longI played it a little bit, and whilst it's fun, I can tell interest will fade quicklyGot to spice it up more. Give people a reason to bring it back out as they grow older. Otherwise this will only get used a few times by kids and then go on a shelf where it'll never be played again