Adsumudi Math Game^
Product Number: MTGSZB-400
CAD $39.97
Adsumudi is a math monster on a mission to make math fun with its namesake game.
To play, find the secret math path to Adsumudi’s answer on each card by adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing the five other numbers. Keep the cards you figure out first and collect 5 to win!
Psst! Can you figure out how Adsumudi got its name? Hint: it has to do with ADdition, SUbtraction, MUltiplication, and DIvision!
Different difficulty levels for mathematicians of varying abilities are built right into each card. And in addition to the main rules, there are multiple other ways to play with kids of all ages, including competitively, collaboratively, individually, and even online.
How do you play?
Each player first chooses their own difficulty level for the game. Adsumudi recommends that anyone who hasn’t played yet should start off on easy, then gradually move up to medium, then hard, then monstrously hard. Players in the same game don’t necessarily have to play at the same difficulty.
Get started by placing the entire stack of cards in the center of the table.
At the same time, all players focus on the top card and try to create Adsumudi’s answer (the number in the center) using the five other numbers on that card. Numbers can only be used once each in a given equation, but players can use any combination of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division they need.
If a player is playing on easy, they can use any two or more of the five numbers to make Adsumudi’s answer. If on medium, they have to use three or more. If on hard, they have to use any four or more. And if they’re playing on monstrously hard, they have to use all five numbers.
MTGSZB-400
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- refer to page 165 or 2022 Learning Catalogue
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Adsumudi is a math monster on a mission to make math fun with its namesake game.
To play, find the secret math path to Adsumudi’s answer on each card by adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing the five other numbers. Keep the cards you figure out first and collect 5 to win!
Psst! Can you figure out how Adsumudi got its name? Hint: it has to do with ADdition, SUbtraction, MUltiplication, and DIvision!
Different difficulty levels for mathematicians of varying abilities are built right into each card. And in addition to the main rules, there are multiple other ways to play with kids of all ages, including competitively, collaboratively, individually, and even online.