Uploaded August 2023 | Updated September 2026, 15 hours ago
In this game, children line up five cards face down and take turns drawing from the deck in the middle. For each card they draw, they try to match the number on the card to the card in that number place in their line. So if they draw a 3 they can turn over the third card in their line. First to turn over all their cards wins!
Young Mathematicians YOUTUBE CHANNEL
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The Young Mathematicians project at EDC has developed 50+ math games for children ages 3-6!
Why Math?
Research shows that early math skills strongly predict later academic success.
Why Math Games?
The best way to build early math skills is for young children to talk about and play with math. Our games help families and teachers engage children in problem-solving and puzzling. Kids learn key math strategies as they have fun.
For more information, visit: ym.edc.org
In this game, children line up five cards face down and take turns drawing from the deck in the middle. For each card they draw, they try to match the number on the card to the card in that number place in their line. So if they draw a 3 they can turn over the third card in their line. First to turn over all their cards wins!
Young Mathematicians YOUTUBE CHANNEL
youtube.com/@youngmathematiciansedc
The Young Mathematicians project at EDC has developed 50+ math games for children ages 3-6!
Why Math?
Research shows that early math skills strongly predict later academic success.
Why Math Games?
The best way to build early math skills is for young children to talk about and play with math. Our games help families and teachers engage children in problem-solving and puzzling. Kids learn key math strategies as they have fun.
For more information, visit: ym.edc.org
