I have to be honest. I don’t like flashcards. I avoid them at all costs. But sometimes I struggle to figure out what else to do to get those math facts into those little minds gathered ’round my dining room table.
When my friend Misty told me she had signed up as a SimplyFun Playologist and wanted to send me an educational game to try, my mind immediately gravitated toward math. Don’t get me wrong, there were plenty of games there that begged me to take them home, but I was bent on finding something that would adequately replace those silly flashcards in a way that wouldn’t bore my children even more.
Sumology caught my eye…
It’s like that letter-based tile game (that shall remain nameless) only with equations and numbers.
I also have a requirement of any educational game…it has to be versatile enough to span several ages and ability-levels. I have no use for a game that can’t multitask. I could see right away that Sumology would fit that bill.
When the box came I quietly opened it and placed it on the table. (That’s what I do with everything I want my kids to see, but in a way that makes them think it was their idea to take a look at it. 😉 )
My newly-turned 9 year old was one of the first to notice the box. She begged to play it with me, so that afternoon we opened the box and scattered the tiles all over the dining room table.
We chose our 8 tiles and turned them over so I could help her and she could see how I was creating equations as well. As we played, my mind was mulling over all the ways I could tweak this game to be a regular part of our school day.
*I could take out the multiply and divide signs to make it work for my younger crowd.
*I could have the kids build their own equations without actually playing the game.
*I could build equations and have them answer them with the tiles. (yay for the tactile crowd!)
*I could help my little guys learn to recognize their numbers.
*I could even use it to stretch my older kids’ minds as they play with the youngers and look for equations that are bigger and better than anything they’ve created before. (competition anyone?)
I was also reminded of a suggestion Sheri Graham mentions in her Holiday Planner about gift giving for Christmas. (aff link) She suggests doing 3 gifts per child:
1 Need, 1 Want (i.e. toy), and 1 Educational Item.
These games are the perfect educational item for Christmas because they blend the educational with that special “fun” element. (Take a look at their product page for more Christmas gift ideas!)
I also ran across the Homeschool side of SimplyFun. This could be a fantastic opportunity for those of you with kinesthetic/tactile learners who need to touch everything in order to learn! If you do sign up to learn more, be sure to say you heard about SimplyFun from Misty Marr and Raising Arrows!
Since I loved Sumology so much, I’m offering the chance to win one for your family! Enter the giveaway below or click HERE if you are reading from email.
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Inga says
This looks great. I have lots of ages and stages, too, so it would be a great fit here.
Nikki says
LOVE this! We are so struggling to learn our math facts that that is all we have focused on so far this year.
Becky says
All of their games look so good! We’re learning multiplication facts right now so this would be perfect!
Jen says
Great post. My kids love games and I know they’d love to try this one!
Amber says
Sumology and Front Runner look like lots of fun!
Darcy says
I have a number of girls who would love the Front Runner game!
Kelly says
I am the worst at flash cards! This sounds wonderful!
Alene says
Sumology caught my eye partially because of your rave review, and partially because I love math and want to instill that love in my child. Kilter looks kind of fun too.
Misty M says
I own 12 Simply Fun games. They are all great, but Kilter is my personal favorite! I love that the concept is simple enough that a 4 year old can play and have fun, but the strategy options are complex enough that adults love it as well.
KJ says
Love the concept of the game! Great Christmas gift! Hope I win! 🙂
Karen.N. says
Quartile! Math, logic and fun!
Holly C. says
Ok, I LOVE the Sumology, and totally need that for my littles. Having 7 (so far!) spanning 11 years to 8 months, that would be a perfect homeschool tool. I think I need to go Christmas shopping…Telling Time With Tibbar, Tibbar’s Everyday Big Board. Let’s Jet, and Bank It make me wish I had a bigger budget! Thanks for the chance!
Robyn says
This game would be perfect for my 3rd grader who is having a hard time with long division. My almost 5 year old would love, love, love to “play math” with me, too 🙂
Kelly Jo says
My daughter is so hands on, this would be awesome!
Donna Temple says
Looks like a fun way to reinforce math fact memorization! 🙂
Lisa Mather says
I liked the look of Fourmation.
Michelle says
Looks awesome!
Jennifer says
Hard to choose … so many good choices! The Eye to Eye game sounds like something even my non-game-loving husband might like, though.
Crissy says
This game looks seriously perfect for what my children for learning their math facts.
Charis says
There are so many that look fun! Math room and Bee Alert also looked like some my kids might enjoy!
Katie says
My daughter is struggling with multiplication and flashcards are not helping. I think this might get her to practice and be fun and the same time!
Gina S says
I’m always looking for a way to make math fun! Thanks for sharing!
beth cook says
We, too, love games for getting in those facts. This would be a neat addition to our games closet. I would love to win this for kids. Good luck to all.
Sharon says
What If? and Quartile caught my eye.
Sarah says
This games does look fun! As a self-confessed math fan, I can imagine many good hours of enjoyment and learning. 🙂
Kellie Montgomery says
This game looks like so much fun! Thanks for sharing—and giving one away!!
Rachel~ At the Butterfly Ball says
We are really struggling to come up with a better way to incorporate learning all of those booooring math facts instead of plain old flashcards. But so often I am stumped! I had never heard of this company before!! How exciting, there are so many games I’d like to buy for my children that my wish list far outweighs my budget! For starters though I really like Space It and Sumology, those look great for what I would like to work on with my kids!
Kate says
Like their facebook page, they often do giveaways! Also, a good way to save some money and stick to the budget is to join as a Playologist. There is a 15% everyday discount involved. I love it!
http://www.simplyfun.com/pws/homeoffice/tabs/playologist-application.aspx
facebook.com/simplyfun
Katrina S says
So many of those look like fun! I think Pelican Cove is a great idea, and my daughter is all about the horse and dog themed ones.
Adria says
LOVE the concept!
Desiarae Dixon says
This sounds exactly like what I have been looking for!!!
Tyra says
We love games! I am always on the lookout for new ones that compliment what we are learning!! This one looks awesome!!
Jennifer says
I love the look of Sumology too, since it would work well for all ages. There are quite a few on the website that look great, though!
Sarah says
This game looks like it will be PERFECT for all 3 of my kids!
Stacy @Stacy Makes Cents says
I would choose a Preschool game – Bee Alert looks cute. 🙂
Andrea says
I really like the looks of Sumology and Linkity. THanks for the giveaway.
NeKisha Rowe says
I like Eye to Eye and Sumology. So many interesting games way better than what you find in the big box stores.
Theresa says
I like the Sumology as well as the Word Bits. Looks like a great company!
Becky says
This game looks like a great learning tool ~ we’d love to give it a try in our homeschool!
Susan M. says
I need the very game you got–because I hate flash cards too!!!!!
Amy D. says
Thanks for the ideas!
Akilah White says
I would love the sum-ol-o-gy game. Great hands on learning activity.
Rachael says
That game looks awesome! I would love to win it for my kids. I agree with you- I always drag my feet when it comes to flash cards- yuck!
Laura says
As a former classroom math teacher and now current homeschool math teacher, this game sounds Super!!!
Jen says
This looks like it would be great for learning multiplication tables. (Which we are currently struggling with!)
Kim says
It is great to learn about new places to find educational games. Thanks for the website to check out.
Sarah says
Do I have to choose?! All of the games look so wonderful! I LOVE the Activity Rings 😀 Such fun for traveling, or just conversation starters. Would LOVE to win something 😉
Lori Duncan says
I really like the Sumology game. We play Bananagrams as a family often this would be a nice change.
Elaina Marshall says
Thanks for the info! We love learning games!
Melanie says
Looks like fun! My kiddos loathe flash cards, so games are wonderful diversions. I love it when they’re learning and don’t even realize it!
Elizabeth S says
I would like to do a year of geography next year and Let’s Drive! looks like it would fit in perfectly!
Melanie says
This would be great for my little ones, just growing into it!
Pamela says
This caught my eye because I really don’t like flash cards either!
Cecilia says
Spell Trek looks like something that would benefit us, as does Telling Time with Tibbar
gen says
My kids would love the games, for sure…
Kari says
I despise flash cards and we have even tried dominoes with my 8 year old. These seem GREAT!
Holly says
What a great idea for our family and for gifts!
Melanie says
Love this.. I have all different age children, so this would be fun for all!
Nicole says
So many to choose from. I like the looks of Clover Leap and Let’s Jet.
Melinda says
Hello Amy! I homeschool my two youngest daughters. Before I homeschooled, I taught third grade at a public school. Through professional development, I trained in a mathematics pedagogy called CGI, Cognitively Guided Instruction. I absolutely love the premise behind CGI. While my comment would be excessively long if I described everything about it, I do want to share what I learned concerning flash cards and math facts. CGI “goes against the norm” so to speak. It does not encourage the rote instruction that we are all so accustomed to. Instead it focuses on what the child “brings to the table”. While the ultimate goal of math is to learn math facts, CGI presents that learning in a different way. Different strategies can be used in one math problem. There isn’t an absolute correct way to solve one math problem. While some children may not understand 4 x 3 = 12, they will understand four groups of three equalling twelve using repeated addition. CGI uses word problems to help with strategies as opposed to a worksheet of straight math facts. As long as a child has the right answer, then they are correct as long as they can prove their answer to be correct. Flash cards and rote memorization are not encouraged with CGI because of the belief that once a child has seen a certain math fact one way, they will begin to apply the language of math in other ways…i.e. 4 + 4 + 4 + 4 = 12 turns into 4 x 3 = 12 because they will want to be more concise in their approach and see the connections. I don’t know if I’ve explained this very well but to sum it all up, CGI is all about the child getting down to manipulating math, playing around with math, seeing how the numbers all relate to each other through the various strategies that they already know and discover along the way…eventually reaching the destination of a math fact without memorization. Math is a language that must be decoded in order to read properly. As a side note, you are one of my most favorite bloggers to read. You truly inspire with your transparency and honesty. Have a blessed day!
Tara H says
I like the Let’s Drive game. We need all the help we can get with math and geography! 🙂
Jill says
This looks like such a fun game that I could use creatively with all five kids!
Lynnette Kraft says
Oh sister, I would LOVE to win that game! I went to the website and was ready to buy until I saw the price. So, I’d much rather win it! ha! (Not that it’s not worth the $40, just not in my math game budget at present). 😉
Lynnette
Brooke says
Let’s Jet looks fun!
Suanna says
There are so many games to choose from. Several of the math games look fun, pyramid, triage and many others. I think my husband would like sumology, too.
Liz says
I love the infamous unnamed word game that this game reminds me of, and I love the idea do this one also. I too hate flash cards, but how else can we learn math facts? As an adult I struggle with remembering math facts, even though I am very good at math and algebra, so I love to incorporate fun ways to learn them! Yay!
Jacki McGinnity says
What fun! I love this. We also try to stay away from flashcards and this is such a lovely game. Tibbar’s Find my ABCs and 123s seem like a game our preschooler would love!
kimberly says
Sumology looks great to me too 🙂
Leah says
I have a pretty wide age range, so I have a long list: Piecing it Together Set, Everyday Big Board, Classics for Kids, Making Time to Grow Set, Kilter, Tabbars Tangrams, Zooki, Trifusion, Are We There Yet Activity Ring, Matter, Quartile
Joni says
I would love to get the math game. I like the fact that it can be used with different ages.
Teresa Schilling says
Fun, Easy, why didn’t I think of it. I would love one.
Jennifer Freeman says
Trifusion looks neat, but so do so very many others! Lots of great games! Love it!
Dawn says
That looks like a fantastic game!! Putting it on the kids gift idea list for sure.
Jenny Kurtz says
I think our family would enjoy the “Let’s Drive” or the “Let’s Jet” games for some fun geography learning fun!
Leslie says
My family would love this game!!
Susanna says
This looks great!!!
Bonnie says
I would love to win this, I need to play more games with kids;0
Keri says
We homeschool and have kids ages 1-7 and I think that Tibbar’s Everday Big Board and Sumology would be great additions!
Jennifer T says
This looks like a perfect game for competitive boys across a good age span!
Christine says
Sumology looks like grat family fun!
Amie says
I liked several of the games. Sumology looked great for math. I also thought Katachi looked interesting, and the connecting ring question and activity sets looked like fun to have in the vehicle for long trips or at the dinner table.
Tonya says
This would be
Great for my early elementary children!! Hands-on smiles!!!!
CW says
This sounds like fun. I’d like to try the spelling game.
Christy K. says
What a great site! I am all over the Sumology game! I would love to have that for my 3 kids, and like you, if I can’t use it with all of the, it’s a waste of my time. They are 12, 10 and 8 and math is the bane of our existence in this house and this would definitely make it more fun. I also like Are We There Yet (I hate that question lol) and Let’s Drive.
Barb says
Sumologgy would be great family gift. They also have many other good choices.
Sarah Marie says
Can I pick two? My son would have a blast with Clover Leap and Math Room!
Laura says
Looks like a great idea!
Kristina Best says
Math Room
Tanya-Lilyofthevalley says
So many look fun!! I’d first go for the math games, just because math is a subject some of mine children struggle in. 🙂
Melanie Snow says
I would love to give this a try!
sarah says
sumology looks good to me! I don’t like flash cards either. 😛
Debbie Alix says
We love games, especially educational ones. This one looks great!
Amber says
Such a fun and great way to teach math facts.. I have a wide range of children that would love love this…. fingers crossed!
meredeth says
Looks like fun!
Erika says
This would be so helpful for the variety of ages in my house!
Jenny says
Looks great!
Tammy Kindig says
Pop Belly caught my eye….seems like it would be a blast to play.
Sue says
Looks like fun! I think my kids would enjoy this. Thanks for sharing.
Carla says
This game looks great! I just ordered a book called Times Tales to help with multiplication facts, but this game looks like it would be great for all ages!
Ashley Ratzlaff says
I liked that I’ll be able to use it for years to come!
Faith Hyatt says
What a great idea! 🙂
rebecca says
Sumonology – I saw them at a convention this summer and meant to sign up to get the games….
Kellie W says
So many options to choose from, so it was hard to choose just one. Dreaming Dragon, Sumology, Our World Puzzle Pack, and Tibbar’s Everyday Big Board are my top 4 picks,
Alannah Linton says
What If and Let’s Chat Conversation Rings
Carrie says
Love the walking the dogs game, easy for all my kids. Share a berry has been a big hit as well! Live simply fun!
Heather Hale says
My boys love math games! This would be so fun for our evening game time!
becky says
this game looks so fun and versatile for my 4 kids
Rhonda says
Wow what a clever idea!! Love this!! Who thought Maths could be so much fun!! 🙂
Debby says
I think we will add this to the gift list for those people who ask for ideas for our girls.
Janey L. says
Rolling Bones, Clover Leap, Let’s Jet…..there are so many that look like a lot of learning fun!!
Bethany says
Oh, my goodness! Kilter, Let’s Jet, and Rolling Bones all look fantastic!
Kelly Osorio says
I was just lamenting about getting out the flash cards for my daughter! I didn’t want her to lose her enjoyment of math, but I wanted her to get those math facts down! This would be perfect!!
Heather Austin says
These games look so fun and a great way to learn. Thanks for the giveaway as well:)
Wendi says
Sumology is my favorite, Eye to Eye looks fun too.
Karen says
Sumology looks great as does Quartile. We love to play family games and that challenge parents as well as kids and these seem like they would fit great in our family.
Rachelle Cox says
That is such a neat replacement for those flimsy cards.
Cindy says
Handy looks like fun. We need help with hand/eye coordination around here.
Lisa says
Would love this to help with math facts! Thank you!
Denise Selph says
I love it!
Heidi J. says
I’ve never seen this game. It looks great!
Toni C says
Pickles Pig Tales looks fantastic for helping my reluctant to write her own stories 6 year old!
Paula says
I could really use this with 5 little ones! I love the fact that it can be modified for different levels! I hope I win!
Linda says
Wow! I am impressed. This is the first I’ve heard of this company. So hard to choose, but the first thing that caught my eye was the Conversation Starters. And Math Room and Spell Trek look like something to help our weaknesses in math and spelling right now. Thank you for hosting this giveaway, and for your review and for pointing me in the direction of this great company!
Teri P. says
I am at wits end to make math facts stick with my daughters. I would love to try this one!
Becky E says
I would go with the Our World Puzzle Pack. Looks wonderful!
Karena Kersten says
I am going to order the “What if Conversation Ring.” I like how it says it can teach children how to handle their emotions. My boys need that. The Sumology sounds great too! We are more liberal arts people, so any kind of math reinforcement is awesome!
sarah says
This looks so cool!!! I have three tactile learners and this would be such a blessing to us! Thanks for the give away!
Shannon says
I’ve always wanted Sumology. Your review confirmed it!
Becky says
I love this! Definitely going on our Christmas idea list.
Maria says
This looks awesome! What a fun way to learn!!
Tonya says
This game looks awesome!
Stephanie says
This game looks awesome!
Charmaine Balmer says
I would love to try this for my son who struggles so much with math facts!
Laureen E. says
We have been looking for some multiplication help, didn’t find much on line that was free and worthwhile, had cd’s with my older children but maybe this would be great for the younger ones.
Christa says
LOVE this game! We struggle with flashcards as well. This would be so much fun for the kiddos!
Thanks for the opportunity.
Andrea Rose says
I am a new home school mom. I homeschooled my oldest in Kindergarten last year and now 1st grade and I also have 2 younger sons, ages 2 and 4. So, this would get lots of use in my home as a plan to continue homeschooling.
Becky says
I love this one, sooo cool!
Carrie says
I’m with ya, flashcards are noooo fun! 🙂 This sounds so much better!
Megan says
I’ve never heard of Simply Fun before – it looks like they have great products! I have a degree in Math Education, and I’m homeschooling my four kiddos, so the math games REALLY appeal to me – especially Sumology and Math House. Thanks for this opportunity!
Cindy N. says
Anything that the family can play together looks good. I would also like the math games.
TE Lawrence says
Looks fun. I’m always looking for new ways to do math with my 10yr old who absolutely Hates math. This might just do the trick!
Allison Morris says
Sumology would be a hit at our house!!!
Heather says
I love this ! My oldest particularly struggles with memorizing facts, so I am constantly trying to come up with new things for him to do that are NOT flashcards 😀
We found the game Sum Swamp and love it; though it is not as age flexible, we make it work with our 4 year old by using counting tiles to work each equation rolled. It would be awfully nice to get another game into our tool box though 🙂
Vickie says
My math phobic kids might enjoy this. My youngest loves math so she would enjoy it for sure.
homeschoolfarmmama says
Sounds like a fun idea!
Juliette says
Looks like a neat game! And teaching tool!
HeatherHH says
Probably most interested in the Sumology. Looks pretty versatile. Also trying to find a way to get math facts (esp. multiplication and division) click with my 8 yo. She did several online math facts programs, and did quite well once I told her she could read the problems aloud. But, she always read them aloud. As soon as I write them down as a worksheet, she’s lost. She knows them auditorily but not visually. Maybe this would help.
Andrea says
Kilter looked cool and want to try the one you were talking, be so cool to not do flash cards!
vivian mcwhiney says
wow it was so wonderful to be able to find games that would fit all the kids i have 7 from 11 to 2 month, but i have to say you touch the right spot we love math games , so Sumology is at the top of the list . i like that they have board games for younger kids
vanessa says
Oooooo what a brilliant idea {best game ive seen in ages!} Bravo.
Lisey says
Thanks! This sounds like something I could def use with my reluctant math girls. 😉
Jozana says
Looks like a fun way to practice those math facts
Sara says
Looks great, my kids would love it!
Jessy says
That game looks like a lot of fun! And so many great ways to use it!
Beth Bomar says
My daughter would love Bee Alert right now.
Sally says
Clover Leap would be of interest to me as I try to teach my children the English skills.
Erika says
I loved the “Eat & Tweat” and “Cross Lanes” games! I have one that loves everything bugs and we are a bowling family and I love it when games we enjoy as a family can family can be educational as well!
Leah says
This looks like a great game.
Hannah Corner says
I love the idea of this game! Can’t wait to check out the website!
Juliette says
I love word games so for me Word Bits looked like fun one for teaching.
Tonya says
I would love to try this out! 8 kiddo’s here 😉
mary says
I would love to add this game to my daughters made up game called “Add Plus”
lisaK says
I love the idea of the sumology game.
kelly says
spell trek looks fun, but I REALLY like the sumology one.
Krysten says
Aargh!,Tibbar’s Tangrams,Clover Leap all look fun to us!
Tracie says
love simply fun games! We have several of them and this one would be great to add to our collection!
Mona says
Wow! I saw this game on another site and thought it looked like a great game for teaching math! Definitely better than flash cards! I bookmarked the site so I could find it later (as in Christmas time). How funny that you’re giving one away.
carriescreativekitchen says
I love versatile tools!!!
Amber Ravatsaas says
LOTS of fun games! What fun gift ideas 😉 Thank you for this super giveaway!
Shelley says
I am interested in several of the games! But Let’s Jet looks interesting! I still think Sumology would be my favorite. I, too, would love to get rid of my flashcards!
Emily says
“Share a Berry” looks like a great one for my toddler boy! I think he would enjoy stringing the berries. And a plus for me is that we could use it to teach lessons about sharing. I also think he would like “Dreaming Dragon.” He already likes to run around the house pretending he IS a dragon, and he enjoys very specific little movements like the kind this game requires.
Heather Butcher says
This looks great. We are looking for some new games to try and I’m sure we would all benefit from this one.
Katena says
Wow I would love this game. I really enjoy the fact that multiple ages can use it.We dislike flashcards as well and this would be a great. My 8 year would love this we also us the app Code squad on the ipad. Thanks for sharing. I don’t care for math as well.
Jeanette A says
Fourmation looks fun!
Chris says
Thanks for the info! These look great!
Jodie says
We love SimplyFun Games! Some of our favorites are Walk the Dogs and Kyak Chaos!
Lindsey says
I saw a instagram friend using this game! So glad to see where to buy it now (or win)!!!
Angela Mendoza says
Flash cards are too much work. Our middle child is always coloring on them or hiding them. This would be more like a game foe him and our oldest could focus on the task at hand verse the illustrations that her brother created.
Andrea says
This looks so fun!!
Kari says
I LOVE this game! Thanks so much for the post. My 9yo gets bored just doing the math practice so this will be great for him.
Sonita says
Oh wow! I love it! So many educational games for older kids! I find it hard to find games for the “I can read and add but I’m not a teenager” crowd. With my youngest about to turn 7…that’s my current crowd!
Our Christmas Eve tradition is the kids get to open one gift on Christmas Eve, and it’s always a game and we play it together as a family. I’d love to get the Sum It Up set for them this year!
Bethanna Robinson says
I love the idea of replacing the flash cards! Anytime we can do math in game form, we do. It helps to see math as fun!
Erin Bilik says
I would love to try this game with my girls. I’m not a big fan of flashcards either!
Katie says
Word Bits caught my eye! I love word games!
Christie says
This looks great! Thanks for sharing and thanks for the opportunity to win.
rebecca says
Looks like a great game! Would love to win one for my family. I love your comments Amy about making it work for multiple ages!
Deana says
They are all so cute. I think my littlest would love My Monster.
Tracy T. says
Quartile
Jenn Dela Cruz says
Would love this!
Tina Dujanovic says
I am so glad to see this game. My son is 10 and we are struggling with memorization of math facts. We have done flash cards, video games, math bingo, nothing is working.
Emily says
Sumology looks fun!
Charissa R says
My kiddos would probably love Mirror Mansion, Sumology, or Chess on the Loose 🙂
Rebecca says
Looks awesome! (sum-o-logy)
Hannah R says
I love the idea of replacing those pesky flash cards!
Jenn J says
Chess on the Loose, Spell Trek, and Fourmation look interesting.
Christie says
Bank It and Math Room look like fun also.
Cindy Barnett says
My children would like most of their games, but I think they would like Dreaming Dragon and Tibbar’s Tangrams the best.
Lora says
I love the sumology game, gotta have it! 🙂
Sharon Fisher says
Awesome!
Kim Crawford says
I recently saw this game highlighted on the Modest Mom blog. It looked so interesting. I think it will be one that we add to our collection very soon. We always purchase a couple games for Christmas and this one is on the top of the list.
Julie says
Sumology looks like lots of fun!
suzy vanderkarr says
this game looks awesome. all of my 5 children are board with flash cards.
Nicole says
Looks perfect!!
Nicole says
Just found your page and blog… Thx!
Robin E. says
Looks like lots of fun for our family, too. We like to play a lot of games in the winter months, but would be great for our homeschool, also. Thanks for sharing! 🙂
Tammy says
Wow! This looks great! My daughter absolutely HATES math! This would be so cool. The game “Let’s Jet” looks super too!
MONICA says
Sounds like a great game!
marietta says
My two grandsons are homeschooled, one is having spelling and reading issues, I just glanced at some of the reading games and I think there is a couple that would help him. Will be looking more at the website later.
Kris says
I hate flash cards too, so Sumology appeals to me.
Jennifer says
That looks like so much.
Rebecca says
What a great game! With winter coming and lots of snow with it, it would be great to have another game to play.
Beth Laske-Miller says
I am so excited to find this! My son struggles with math on paper, I think this would help hime tremendously!
Jane says
Eat and tweet looks fun too! Thanks for the giveaway!
Megan H says
I like the Sumology game – we definitely need help with our math facts as I hate flashcards too. 🙂 All of the games look cute though, and like games our kids would play.
Angie says
WOW!! Sumology. Just what I’ve been looking for.
jana says
I like the sumology game
Sally says
I would love the summology game!
Becky says
I really want to replace our flash cards too!
Becky says
Aka really would love sumology!
Rachel says
I’m always looking for games like this. Thanks for sharing!!
Kristi B says
I LOVE the idea of sumology – my oldest guy (4), loves numbers and I think we could have a lot of fun with this game. Some of the other games that jumped out to me, since I have a younger crowd (3, 21mth, 3mth) were Find my ABC’s & 123’s, Bee Alert, Spell Trek, and My Monster. I will definitely be checking this out and considering buying some of these for Christmas gifts this year! I love the 3 gift idea. Thanks =)
Laura W says
Several of the math games look interesting to me. I’m also interested in Katachi. Looks like it could be fun for my kiddos!
Linda says
Would be a great addition to our school day~
Kerry says
What an awesome idea for a game! My youngest could really use the addition and subtraction practice! Thanks, Amy!
Beth White says
Christmas present number 1 for my nieces and nephew – CHECK!
Heather E. says
I would love this for my growing boys who have just started homeschooling. They love math and I hate flashcards… this would be perfect. 🙂
Cheri says
This looks awesome!!
Amanda says
Trifusion for my older boys. Kilter, and Bypass as well. Honestly there were so many that I would love to try!
tammy cordery says
I like this. I think this would be a good game for us to play together.
zekesmom10 says
Spell Trek and Share a Berry both look like fun. Thanks for introducing us to this company!
Bonnie Sterling says
Browsed over all of the website’s games and they looked awesome! As a parent, it’s encouraging to see games like Sumology, that are educational *and* fun. 🙂
Tina says
Sumology and the similar games look like a lot of fun. I too, have a wide variety of learners. My girls are, 4 years old and learning numbers and their values, 9 and having problems with her math facts and a 11 year old working on harder math that is also a tactile learner. Math and tactical learning are not always easy to find, for me at least. I can have all four of us play a game and learn as we go along. This would be a great addition to any family. Ha! No pun was intended but it works. Hehe Thank you for your generosity!
Lisa Wilde says
This looks awesome! My son loves math but hates memorizing math facts. This game would be a great way to “sneak” in those facts!
nancy says
Clover Leap
Thanks!
Nancy
brittni says
Oooh! I need one of the Sumology games!
Autumn Lauver says
I am so excited about this! My 3 year old is workimg on number recognition now and this would be an awesome tool for him. Thanks so much for sharing!
Linda Burton says
This would be perfect for my daughter who struggles with flashcards and loves to use her hands to learn!
Elizabeth Velderman says
This game would be perfect for my 8 year old daughter! We’re struggling along with flashcards right now, and this would be a nice change.
Stephanie Dobbins says
Sumology caught my attention!! Since my daughter is now learning multiplication, this would help her a lot!!
Kate says
That looks so neat!
Nicoele says
The sumology game looks awesome! Thanks for posting!!
Heidi says
Mirror Manor looks fun.
Jeane says
My kids would love this over flash cards!:)
Sarah Heaston says
Would love a game like this! 🙂 So glad they have all this fun stuff for the kids to learn with now!
Kimberlee says
Anything that makes math fun has to be great! Thank you!
Karen says
I think Math Room looks like it would be a fun game for younger elementary kids.
Erica Hunter says
I have been looking for games like sum-o-logy forever for both of my boys who love games and love math!
Megan says
Sumology looks like great fun! My husband is a math major and would love to play this with our children. Thanks for an awesome giveaway!
Billie says
I would absolutely love sumology–I’m always looking for ways to make math fun that don’t involve online games or worksheets.
Lisa says
This looks soooooo fun!!!!
Janet says
Thanks for sharing about this game!
Shelli says
I own 1 Simply Fun game. My kids (4 and 7) love it. I am excited about the possibility of winning this one!
Amber says
I agree, if I can’t use a product for multiple ages and ability a, I’m not interested. Love the broad scope this “game ” could cover.
Carol Ann Smallman says
This game looks like a great way to interest my math avoider! I’d love to win this. Thanks for the opportunity.
michelle says
Sumology sounds great! We love Scrabble style games, so this would be fun and so colorful. I have never heard of this Direct Sales company before now!
Gail S says
Tibbar’s Big N Little looks like a great game!
Deanna F says
The clover leap game (learning parts of speech) looked fun!
Emily Henderson says
This looks like a great way to review basics with my daughter! Excited to try it!
Casey Kinnard El-Taweel says
I would love a game like Sumology to play with my three school-age kidlets. I’m sure their math facts would stick if it were a game.
Robin Belder says
Pickles’ Pig Tales looks good!
Erin says
The Sumology game looks like a fun and painless way to get the basic math operations down pat. I’d love to add it to our homeschool resources!
Shannon says
This would be great as I too am not fond of flash cards and learning would be happening while having fun 🙂
Melissa says
What a great idea, I will be looking for these for my children.
Erin says
Sumology looks like a fun and painless way to get the basic math facts down pat. We’d love to add it to our homeschooling resources!
Susan Alexander says
What cool games!! Frontrunner looks awesome and Kilter really caught my eye!!
Audra Driggs says
Love your posts! Would love this game!
Kelly says
It has been so hard teaching my son the math facts! We struggle every day and are so over the flash cards! This is also a great idea for a Christmas gift.
Audra Driggs says
Awesome game! Would love to win it !
mary says
what a great idea!
Niky says
Sumology looks like so much fun! My boys love math games!
I have a broad range of ages of kids around, so I also look for multi-age toys. Sumology would be perfect to keep the little ones interested. We’re always searching out fun ways to learn!
Angela Hall says
This looks like a wonderful way to make math fun around here. I have multiple young ages around here so something that can grow with them is wonderful.
Sarah Wynn says
Thank you for all your homeschooling ideas. My oldest is four (I also have a two year old and a 5 month old – all miracle babies that we weren’t “supposed” to have according to the fertility medical experts we saw – however, the Great Physician had other plans for us!) and we’re just starting “school” work for him. I get all your posts on Facebook and I love reading through them and researching your suggestions. This game looks awesome…I love making learning fun! Thank you for putting stuff out there for moms like me to see. You make my job a little bit easier! 🙂
Tammy says
Love it!! This game really would work for so many levels!
Sara P says
Fourmation looks really fun. We love learning games and strategy games.
Ardyce says
Looks great. It would make a great gift for my three grandchildren.
Jody says
Kahootz looks fun – but let’s be honest – so do about a dozen more games, and I’m only looking at the teens & family section so far! 🙂
Jessamyb says
Wow so many fun games! I thought Rolling bones looked fun!
Beth says
This looks like great fun! I’m tiring of the flashcards too. 🙂
Brandy Ivy says
I love games and especially ones that help my kids with their numbers!
AmyH says
I feel the same way about flashcards … anything that’s more hands-on and has a game feel works better for my child than the cards! Thanks for the suggestion!
Lauri Drosendahl says
I have 10 kids, most of them still at home being homeschooled. This Sum-o-lo-gy game caught my eye for the same reason it caught yours, Amy! I like games that we can play altogether, each on their own level! My kids hate flash cards. That might be because I hate flash cards so I can’t blame them for that one! Anything that allows them to challenge each other without fighting is good by me!
Kelli says
Sumology looks like just what my kids need!
Mary Mogusu says
Awesome tool for math. Love it!
Julie S says
Let’s Jet and Clover Leap in addition to Sumology. My kids would love some alternatives to all the reading we do.
Holly says
What a great way to actually LEARN math rather than just memorize facts. The “nameless game” is good for spelling, too!
Kay says
Working on memorizing facts here, too. We love interactive games and try to play at least one game a day.
fruitfulvine9 says
I am all about leaving those awful flashcards behind, and making facts more inviting to learn!!
Tauna says
Kilter! So many great looking ones.
Teri P. says
Spell Trek, Front Runner, and Sumology look like they would be fun to play!
Jenni says
This looks awesome!!!
Desiree Thompson says
My son would love this game. He LOVE math
Jaime says
As I write this my daughter is sitting next to me struggling with her multiplication facts. We need this game!
April says
This looks great! I have been trying to figure out a good way to teach the children their math facts! 🙂
Lisa Jarvis says
Sum-ol-og-y sounds like the perfect game for us. We do not enjoy doing flash cards. My youngest still struggles with her math facts and this game would do the trick to help get some practice in and make it fun too.
Darby says
This looks like what we need to bring some excitment back into Math!
Nicole says
Thank you so much for this opportunity!
April E. says
That looks like a lot of fun! 😀 I’d love to win it.
Veronica says
How awesome! We usually get our fun and educational games from the thrift store, but this looks like a win for buying it new! The wooden blocks look very satisfying to hold… Thanks for sharing!
Sheila says
Sumology looks like fun! We, too, are pretty sick of flashcards.
Dena says
I liked Sumology, Tibbar’s Find My ABCs and 123s, Rolling Bones, Let’s Drive, Let’s Jet, and Bank It.
April E. says
I can’t decide. Word Bits looks good, and Spell Trek, and Space It all look so fun and educational, as does this Sumology. But the What If Conversation Ring and the Are We There Yet Travel Activities would be fun for long car rides.
Mickey K says
I like so many of them, the one that stuck out the most would probably be the what if convo game.
Rachel M. Dow says
This looks like JUST what we need!!! Thank you for the chance to win! ( if I don’t win, I’ll be buying it soon! :o)
Mae says
Thanks for sharing. I visited the site and have now added “Pickles’ Veggie Pick” to our son’s possible Christmas gifts list.
Roberta Dulay says
Great idea! Thanks!
Heidi A says
Whew, they have loads of stuff. I will have to go with Sumology.
Julia Daniels says
Math is definitely our struggling point right now. I would love a tactile math game to help my 8 year old daughter. Thanks for the idea. I may put it on a wish list.
Michelle says
My horse loving daughter would probably love Front Runner!
Jennifer says
I have always contemplated getting this game at the Simply Fun parties I’d go to, but I didn’t know how to make it work for all the different ages of my kiddos! Thank you!!
Molly says
I think my boys would love this, too! Thanks!
Marci@TheHomeschoolScientist says
I’ve totally been looking at the Sumology game for weeks!
Sarah says
Sumology looks great. It would work for all of my kids.
Jana V says
I LOVE Sumology! Def would be awesome for my 3 tactile learners! Thanks for offering this! 🙂
Tami Chambers says
Never saw this game before. Looks like a great way to teach math concepts. I too have multiple ages, from 1st grade through 12th grade 🙂
Pam B says
both of my kids are struggling in math & was left behind at public school, so trying to get them caught up… 🙂
Sandra Kafton says
This math game looks perfect!
Shelly Smith says
The one that I would most like to get is Math Room!
Cameron S says
I think the Sumology game looks so fun! My kids would love it!
Judy says
Kilter! Fourmation! Conversation rings! Clover Leap! And of course, Sumology! Thank you so much for the info on this great collection of games. 🙂
Kelly says
This would be fun & useful how cool.
vallimasoos says
OH my how awesome is this game!!!!!
Lanna says
Oh fun, this looks so neat!
Tonya Tate says
I would love to try this out with my little ones! Always looking for ways to make math facts more fun!
Susan says
This looks fantastic! Like Scrabble, except with math?
jessica everette says
Games that teach are fantastic and ones that make boring things fun are even better!
Rachel S. says
I think one of my daughters would like the Front Runner game. and the EAt and Tweet looks like one the kids would like too.
Courtney B says
My little guy is a tactile learner a (not sure what his little sister is yet since she is only 4 months) but he would love this!
Kristie says
How exciting! We are preparing for a move and the one perk of this move is that I will be able to homeschool our 3 daughters for the first time. I would love to have a game like this to start our collection.
Jamie says
Word Bits looks really fun!
Tammy says
I got sucked into a few of those game ideas. I like Linkity and Pairamid and Walk the dogs……………………………..
Elizabeth M says
Lots of good games to choose from! I think Fourmation looks like a fun and educational game that would interest me.
Jacque says
This one would be perfect actually! I haven’t seen these before, but I can totally see this working way better than our current flash cards!
Rebecca L. says
Front Runner or honestly, any one of the games.
Kate N. says
Thanks for offering this giveaway, Amy! God bless.
Kate N.
Kelly says
Wow! Was just thinking this morning that something like this would be awesome for my kinesthetic learner for math!
Denaye Wenger says
This looks like a wonderful tool to help my third grader learn his math facts.
Terressa says
Awesome! We’ll be so excited if we win! 🙂
Brenda S says
Math Room looks really fun!
Tammie Howell says
This looks great for my hands on learner.
Cathy K. says
This looks great! And, we’re sort of failing with the flashcards, so now I’m encouraged.
Sandy says
We’re just getting started in homeschooling. This game looks fun!
Missy says
The games that jumped out at me were the new bubbles and puddles and cross lanes. Both of my boys would love those!
Becky W says
This game looks awesome! What a great way to have fun while learning math. My four girls would love many of the games, but mama would choose this one, Sumology!
Jennifer Baker says
Since my two oldest (both boys) are in school. I like to find ANYthing they can play to learn. I especially liked the Zooki game, which is good for boys who like to make super silly noises. Then, I also found the “Are We There Yet?” Travel Activity Ring. I really dislike letting my kids watch movies for a 9 – 10 hour road trip! There were 2 more that sparked my interest…the “What If” and “Family Stories” Conversation Rings.
I wish I could do more to earn more, but I don’t do Facebook or Twitter. Thanks for the great opportunity, Amy! Love your website! – Jennifer
Brie Padfield says
This game looks like so much fun!
Jana Brown says
SUMOLOGY is THE game that caught my attention. I have read great things about it from other moms and can’t wait to check it out! It would make a great Christmas gift for my boys.
Andrea says
Front Runner! My daughter loves horses but hates math. I bet this game would help her a lot!
Roseanne Evans says
Would b a perfect fit for our family. My 5th grader hates flashcards and would love this hands on game.
Aimee says
I thought the Clover Leap grammar game and Tibbar’s Mix to Match art/color game sounded really good.
Caryn says
These games look amazing!! Are we there yet seems perfect!
Leigh says
Definitely Sumology, for my two dyslexics who have trouble with rote memorization. I also like Katachi and Linkity.
Mrs.Bigstone says
Very interested in the math one bcuz thats wat my 10 year is struggling with, i need to find a “fun” way of teaching her. 🙂
Jen Stinson says
LOTS caught my attention! 🙂 Definitely the game Ribbit, but also the Playologist Kit sounds exciting!
Catherine says
What a great idea!!! I hve little ones here and I think they would love to use the tiles as I shout out numbers….much more fun then paper!
Meredith says
My kids would love this! 🙂
Lily says
Sumology. Looks like the perfect game for my special needs student.
Rhoda says
Word Bits looked pretty good. So did Eye to Eye and a whole bunch more. Sumology would be a good fit for us right now too. Thank you for the great give away.
Michelle T. says
We love playing games, especially games that reinforce what we are learning. This looks like a great one to add to our collection!
Carrin says
This is great! Love this idea for review together AND teaching in a fun way- thanks for showing me this fun game.
Amanda Hansen says
I think this would great to add to our homeschool!!!! love to win!
Naomi says
Wow, so many good games! A few that caught my attention were Let’s Drive, Sumology, and Spell Trek. Thanks for the giveaway!
Jolene in Michigan says
I also have a 9 year old who learns by doing and playing!
Tster says
What a neat way to learn. I would love this or my children
Erin says
That game looks like a lot of fun, and I’d LOVE to win it!
Shelly Rogers says
Other than Sumology, Spell Trek looks awesome!
amy v says
I love it!!! My daughter dislikes math and I think this will make it a bit fun for her!
Sharon says
This looks great! My kids love games and playing Sequence States and Capitals over and over again certainly did the trick there! This looks like it would definitely benefit my math-challenged daughter and help solidify facts for my others. Can’t wait to try it!
Sara B. says
Very cool game! Hope I win!
Kimberly says
I think the game Fourmation looks great for math “thinking” skills!
Grace Lee says
This looks great! Have you tried Krypto? It’s a similar numbers game that uses cards. Your children will never look at numbers the same again, especially
Incense plates!
Grace Lee says
Yikes! That should read license plates! Not incense!
Lizabeth says
I have never heard of this game. It looks fantastic! Would love to win 🙂 Thank you for offering such a gerneous giveaway.
Emma says
Looks amazing!!
Trisha says
Looks like fun! We love playing games together!
Kelli Wilder says
They used to have one with mirrors in it that my boys have always wanted.
Alicia says
I love the Sumology game you have!
Melissa says
Great giveaway! I loved all of their games — especially the new eats and tweats!
Ruth says
I love this idea instead of flash cards!!
Brandi S. says
Honestly, the sumology one! And maybe the Characters one
Heather says
Oh this looks likes a fun alternative to flash cards!
Stacey says
This looks so fun! Thanks for this great giveaway!
charis taylor says
This looks like so much fun and perfect for my 9 year old boy!
Laura Scheid says
Great idea!! This game looks great!
Amelia says
Front Runner looks great! But I think Sumology will be on the Christmas list this year 🙂
April L says
We struggled with flash cards as well. My boys would love this!!
Natalie says
I bet my kids would love the Rolling Bones game! Thanks for the great giveaway!
Pam says
I think Word Bits looks like fun!
April says
So many great things! I like the Tibbar’s Everyday Big Board, Math Room, all the puzzles (we are a huge fan of puzzles), and the Sum It Up set!
Meghan F says
I love the Sumology, and there are so many other good ones!
Lisa says
This would be a great game to use with my students! I agree that flashcards can get boring after awhile…and kids always love games.
Rachel Reid says
How amazing would it be to have a math game that all of the kids could benefit from and play together?!
Andrea C. says
The Sumology game is my favorite! Exactly what my 10 year old needs to help him be more confident with his multiplication tables!
Dawn says
What a great idea! Thanks for sharing!
Kimberly says
This game looks awesome. I hate to admit it, but we are game addicts. I love to get the educational games in under the radar :~), The learning just seems to sneak right in. Thanks for the offer.
Sally says
Sumology looks good!
Pam says
This is just what we need, my son loves games and doesn’t know he’s really learning (please don’t tell him).
jewels says
This is exactly what I am looking for with helping my daughter with math!!!
Sherry says
I am so with you on flash cards. Thanks for the heads up on this game. I’d love to win it:-)
Merry Jo says
Thanks for the chance! 🙂
Karen W says
This looks like a fun game and great learning tool!
Melissa says
We’d love this! I love the tactile and non-consumable nature of it.
Tamara says
The math ones caught my eye because I had a hard time learning math as a kid and I want the process to be easier and more fun for my kids.
rebecca says
Great site! I like the Everyday Big Board- made of wood and doesn’t have a million pieces to lose – er, use- like a lot of the other kid’s calendars on the market. Or is that just my household? 🙂 Any chance of a coupon code to use or a pre-Christmas special? 🙂
Sarah says
What a great game! Love that it spans the ages and gets them practicing. My almost 9 year old LOVES playing games, this would be perfect for her to play and get extra practice.
Laura Lane of Harvest Lane Cottage says
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Kathy says
They have a lot of great games. My kids do not enjoy doing math so I am always looking for ways to make math fun for them. I think my kids would like Math’d Potatoes and Sumology. I also think Let’s Drive looks fun for geography and Matter for science.
Mandy says
This is so cool! If I don’t end up winning this, I’m going to save up for one! My kids are 4 and 6. This will grow with them. 🙂
Mindy at Grateful for Grace says
I’ve actually had my eye on this exact game!
Miller Miller says
Love educational games!
Miller Miller says
I liked Kilter and the geography gsmes!
Jeniffer Santana says
New for me , but great. I have to kids and this is a great way to keep them busy.
Melanie Busby says
This would be PERFECT for my 3 boys!!!
Carrie milam says
This game would be perfect for my game loving 12 year old and quick enough for my short attention span 9 year old 🙂
Katie says
That looks so great! I love educational games and saw lots at the homeschool convention by simplyfun! Pelican Cove looks good, too.
Belinda says
This looks ideal for my family. And so much fun too. I am hoping I can win and put it under our tree for this year.
Brittany Blankenship says
These are so neat! My 7yo would love it!
Jennifer says
What a great way to teach math skills!
Dana Y. says
Tibbar’s Big N Little looks like an adorable game that goes beyond normal matching games… Great “early” game for the little ones!
Jeannie says
Sumolgy, front runner, anything with math 😉
Kristy says
Sumology pleade. My kiddos need a game like this.
Kathryn H. says
This looks like a great game for my children that hate flashcards! I love the idea of putting it discreetly on the table for them to discover!!
Jill says
The What If Conversation Ring caught my eye right away! I have a 13 yr old who already likes to do this kind of thing at the supper table. This would be a great way to get him involved and also guide the conversations to important topics. With a two year old and a two month old, I think I’d love to use it with homeschooling, which I’m planning to give a go in a couple more years. Great giveaway!
Tiffany (As For My House) says
There’s a lot of cool stuff there! But for me, too, math without flash cards is irresistible, so I’d go with the Sumology….
Pamela Leding says
Would love to win this giveaway!
Shari Froah says
Sum ol o gy looks like a great addition to our Homeschool Day!
stephanie says
Oh wow! This would be perfect for my flash card hating son!
Any Giove says
This game looks great! I shared on my wall that I’d like it for my kids. Thanks!
Kim says
I would live this game for my kids. It would be a great addition to our school day.
We have a hard time with flash cards as well….would soooo love this!
Kellie says
This looks like fun! My boys would love to play with this. A nice break from flashcards.
Tami Ollervides says
Sounds awesome!
Dovey says
I really liked the new Front Runner game. I think that would help my 9yo with math (along with the sumology game).
Janelle says
looks like fun
Bekki says
This looks awesome! I hate flash cards also, but KNKW how important daily fact practice is for long term success!
Robyn says
I have not come across any of these games before but they look amazing. I can see us using Kilter quite successfully.
Karen Chaffin says
Wow! They have lots of cool products! I think the Tibbar’s Find My ABC’s and 123’s floor puzzles would be great for my 4 year old.
Nicole says
Looks like a game my girls would love.
Leah says
I love the idea behind sumology! I am do not like flash cards, and this would be perfect for my kids!!
Melissa Tally says
This would be fun for the whole family.
Ashley says
Pickles Pig Tales and Hook em both look like fun games as well as Sumology. What a wonderful collection of learning games.
Karla Sheridan says
Looks like a fantastic game; sure would love to try it out with my family.
Roberta Eldridge says
I love word games, especially Scrabble, Boggle and Upwords. I also like teaching my grandchildren math, so Sumology is a perfect game for that. It looks to be simple, fun and versatile! Would so LOVE to win this!
Jamie says
I love these ideas
Team Southerland says
Kilter looks really fun and I love the idea of Sumology! What a neat company!
Carol says
I’m interested in the Sumology game.
Charisma says
I’ve been eyeing this game for a while!!
Lissa says
We would love to have a new game 🙂
Melanie Young says
I’d love to have the Sumology game! I’m a flashcard hater, too. 🙂
Christa Lueck says
This would be great for my son struggling to memorize his multiplication facts. 🙂
Elizabeth M says
the pig tales game looks cute!!
Erinn says
Would love this for my children!
Michelle S says
Math Room, Front Runner and Pelican Cove look fun!
Darelina says
I had never heard of SimplyFun until your post on Facebook, which directed me to your blog. I really like this concept of Sumology though. My daughter (8) has decided that she detests math, so this would definitely make it a “fun” way to learn without “learning”.
Rebecca says
My son LOVES using dice for math! This is a step up but still very hands on
Penny W says
Fruit Flies looks fun
Cindy Kelly says
This game looks like an answer to a prayer!
Kim says
This looks awesome!!!!!
Marijo says
Word Bits caught my attention!
Sarah A. says
They all look wonderful! Bee Alert and Fruit Flies look fun!
Lacey S says
This game looks amazing! The whole line of stuff at SimplyFun has me drooling over things to get.
Carey Jane Clark says
I’m a sucker for geography games, so Let’s Jet looks fun, but I love all of Simply Fun’s selection. The “What if” conversation ring looks fun and I’d definitely be happy to have a copy of Sumology!
Gina says
We have a Simply Fun game called Walk the Dogs that is an absolutely blast for all ages. I highly recommend it as a gift as well!
Crystal says
This does look like a great game! I love how you gave the ideas to use it for multi-level learners!
Loura says
Math Room and Clover Leap both look great!
Lynn S says
This game would be a welcome addition to our homeschooling day. my son has dyscalculia and hands on bright colorful numbers would be fun and helpful for my son since he is a hands on learner.
Charyti says
This would be great for the different ages we have.
amy says
would love to win
Jessica says
My seven year old struggles with his math facts, and this game looks like it could really help him nail that down. 🙂
Kristin says
I would love to win this. My kids would have a lot of fun with it.
Christina. Bunkley. says
Sum ology
catherine lucas says
Sumology is very cool! I like this idea.
Trish says
Is your friend still a SimplyFun rep? I am looking for someone willing to do a review for me. I am a SimplyFun Master Playologist. I would love to chat more with you! Thanks!
Amy says
No, she is not. I do work directly with SimplyFun, so I would need to ask them if it was ok to work with an independent rep. You can email your information at amy@raisingarrows.net Thanks!