• Product Description:
• Box Content: 4 platforms and 3 dice
• 4 operation games, or Number Calculation Games as they are known abroad, are designed to improve children's mathematical skills.
• It's a great game.
• You can be sure that there will be a significant improvement in the speed of players' processing from memory as the game is played! How to play ? The youngest player starts the game.
• The order of play rotates clockwise.
• One of the players throws 3 dice and performs one of 4 actions with the numbers received.
• For example, let's assume that the dice 3, 3 and 4 are rolled.
• One of the players takes his ring and passes it to the number 2 on the game platform.
• Other players ask how did you find the number 2, and the child says: I added 3 and 3, then subtracted 4 and got the result 2.
• Or one of the rings could be over the number 10.
• This is because the sum of the numbers 3+3+4 is 10.
• In short, you can use any of the 4 operations in the game and mark the results on the game platform.
• Just be careful not to miscalculate and lose points.
• As a result of the mathematical operations performed with the thrown dice, if the player cannot reach a result that will enable him to wear the ring, he will have to use a previously worn one from his platform.
• He takes the ring in his hand.
• Meanwhile, if no ring has been placed before, the game passes to the next player.
• The first one to finish the rings in his hand wins the game.

Box Content: 4 platforms and 3 dice Product Description: 4 operations game, or Number Calculation Games as it is known abroad, is a great game designed to improve children's mathematical skills. You can be sure that there will be a significant improvement in the speed of players' processing from memory as the game is played! How to play ? The youngest player starts the game. The order of play rotates clockwise. One of the players throws 3 dice and performs one of 4 actions with the numbers received. For example, let's assume that the dice 3, 3 and 4 are rolled. One of the players takes his ring and passes it to the number 2 on the game platform. Other players ask how did you find the number 2, and the child says: I added 3 and 3, then subtracted 4 and got the result 2. Or one of the rings could be over the number 10. This is because the sum of the numbers 3+3+4 is 10. In short, you can use any of the 4 operations in the game and mark the results on the game platform. Just be careful not to miscalculate and lose points. If the player cannot reach a result to wear the ring as a result of the mathematical operations performed with the dice thrown, he takes a ring he has previously worn from his platform. Meanwhile, if no ring has been placed before, the game passes to the next player. The first one to finish the rings in his hand wins the game.