Number Slap Jack a Math Card Game for Kids Ages 4 and Up | The Easy Way to Learn Numbers 0-20 | 4 Fun Ways to Play | Featuring Ten Frames and Operator Cards <>,+,-,= | PreK - 1st Grade

My 4 year old loves this game. It was hard to find a number recognition game that went past 10. We needed to work on 11-20 and this is perfect.

Sturdy cards. Great way to teach numbers to the littles.

This is a colorful and fun item to have in my station’s container. The students are able to play the game without help and have so much fun with it.

My five year old loves this game and it’s helping him learn his numbers. It’s a fun way to educate. Doesn’t feel like learning!

My son is learning to ID numbers. He is challenged but with the ten frame pictures is able to figure out the difficult cards. He begs to play this game. The best kind of learning! Thank you for all the thought into making this game transitional and a game that he can continue playing as he grows!

With all that's going on, I've been trying to find creative and fun ways to get my son ready for Pre-K from home. We played this yesterday, and it was a hit (literally and figuratively)! He's asked to play several times in the last 24 hours, and I love that this is an interactive, family-engaged game. Screen time is impossible to avoid right now, and I don't see much learning happening through a computer or tablet. This has been successful and allows me to get quality time with my son during my lunch break. The cards are good quality, shipped quick, and I would say slightly thicker than your average deck of cards. I've purchased the letter version of this and am looking forward to seeing what else this company develops.

As a former elementary school teacher and homeschooling mom and currently as a tutor, I cannot say enough good things about this product. I have a student who has struggled with number recognition and this product/game has helped her tremendously. There are numerous ways to use the deck-various matching exercises, teaching ten-frames, or playing the game. Each card (there are duplicates of each number from 0 to 20) has the number in a bright color, the written number and a ten-frame. I’m thinking about ordering a set for each of my early childhood students!

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