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(More customer reviews)I played this game often in Elementary school. It was one of my FAVORITE games, and it still is. It helps to sharpen basic math skills and strategies. And even if you finish every card, when you begin again, you probably will have forgotten the strategy you used before and use a different strategy to obtain the solution, which makes the game "reusable". Many pre-printed games like trivial pursuit become useless once you play to the point where you have memorized all the answers. I can guarantee every card will look like a new math problem each time you play it. The only complaint I have would be that the game is cardboard. Although it is a sturdy cardboard, it is still cardboard and not too durable in the long run. But still it is a worthwhile game to have!
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Grades 4 and up. Develop varied problem solving strategies with three levels of difficulty. Can you make 24 first? Students must add, subtract, multiply or divide to make it happen. Use all four numbers, but use each number only once. There is at least one solution to every card. 96 double sided cards.
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