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The game has 60 cards, 15 books of four cards each. A book consists of a fraction, a decimal, a per cent, and a division all having the same value. The object of the game is to complete as many books as possible.
The game has 60 cards, 15 books of four cards each. A book consists of a fraction, a decimal, a per cent, and a division all having the same value. The object of the game is to complete as many books as possible.


<u>SELF - TEACHING FLASHERS </u>- Self - teaching flashers
<u>SELF-TEACHING FLASHERS </u>- Self-teaching flashers
Flash cards with problems. First to give answer wins that card. (The number on the top of the card is always the answer to the combination on the reverse side of the card).
Flash cards with problems. First to give answer wins that card. (The number on the top of the card is always the answer to the combination on the reverse side of the card).


<u>FUN WITH NUMBERS, I WIN</u> - Exclusive Playing Card Co. 25 cards with problems, 25 answers. Object, to match the sets.
<u>FUN WITH NUMBERS, I WIN</u> - Exclusive Playing Card Co. 25 cards with problems, 25 answers. Object, to match the sets.


ARITHMETIC DOMINOES - The Arithmetic Clinic
<u>ARITHMETIC DOMINOES</u> - The Arithmetic Clinic
Five different games which give practice in counting, adding, writing numbers etc.
Five different games which give practice in counting, adding, writing numbers etc.


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<u>OLD WOMAN IN THE SHOE</u> (Subtraction facts)
<u>OLD WOMAN IN THE SHOE</u> (Subtraction facts)
<u>PARKING LOT</u> (Multiplication facts)
<u>PARKING LOT</u> (Multiplication facts)
<u>ROUND - UP</u> (Division facts)
<u>ROUND-UP</u> (Division facts)
Matching number combinations with the answers. Dressed up with various themes.
Matching number combinations with the answers. Dressed up with various themes.
<u>MY ARITHMETIC TEACHER</u> (The Arithmetic Clinic)
Problems on a cardboard base with holes for putting pegs in the answers.
<u>SAY-IT</u> (The Garrard Press)
Version for each of the 4 operations. Played similar to lotto.
claim small problem cards to cover card by giving answer.
<u>QUIZMO</u> ([https://sacksonportal.museumofplay.org/s/sackson-portal/page/glossary-other#milton-bradley Milton Bradley])
# Addition and Subtraction
# Multiplication and Division
# Fractions
Played like Bingo. Cover number on your card that is answer to problem.
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