Ilchi Pilchi

Chase 10 Math Game | Family Math Game

Name: Chase 10 Math Game | Family Math Game
Brand: Ilchi Pilchi
Price: 1099.0 INR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.67 (9 reviews)

3-6 years

Confidence • Mental maths • Basic maths

Schools loved our workshops with this game! Children learned maths without even realising it. The fun challenges and race to reach 10 (addition and subtraction) make little ones feel comfortable with numbers, give them confidence, and teach mental maths. Collect wooden rods, place them on your board, count how many you have, count how many you need to reach 10 and do fun math challenges. Share plenty of giggles along the way. It's a mix of fun, education, and laughter all in one game!

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Detailed Product Description

Thoughtfully designed with inputs from IB and Montessori teachers, this fun maths game helps children learn basic maths through play.
Help your child learn the basics of maths through fun and games. In this exciting jungle race, players collect rods, place them on their board, race to reach 10 and complete funny math tasks. As they play, children learn counting, addition, subtraction, and better number understanding through cute challenges.
You will also find advanced challenges for fast learners. This game makes math easy, makes mental maths strong, and makes maths fun! Perfect for home learning, preschool preparation, classroom centres or quiet practice time.

Key Benefits

• Makes maths fun and easy
• Understand numbers better
• Addition, subtraction, and fun math challenges
• Learning through play

Skills Development

• Confidence
• Mental maths
• Basic maths
• Problem solving
• Focus

FAQ

What age is this game suitable for?

This game is designed for children aged 3 to 6 years.

What maths skills does this game teach?

Children learn: Counting, Skip counting, counting in 5s and 10s, Number recognition, Addition, Subtraction Mental maths

Is this game too difficult for younger children?

Not at all. The game is simple to start, and a grown-up can help younger children in the beginning. As children play more, they become confident and independent.

My child learns quickly. Will this game still be useful?

Yes. The game includes advanced challenge and advance game play for fast learners, so children can continue learning as they grow.

Can my child play this alone?

Yes, children may be able to play independently after learning the rules. That would be practice. But it is more fun to play with someone.

What makes this different from regular maths practice?

This is learning through play. Instead of worksheets, children learn by moving, counting, playing, and completing fun challenges.

What if my child does not like maths?

Then they will love this game. Because they will not know they are learning math when playing the game. For them, it will be just another game. The playful jungle theme and action challenges help children enjoy maths without pressure.

Is it a good gift?

Yes. It makes a thoughtful gift for birthdays, return gifts, preschoolers, and young learners.

How To Use This Product?

Goal
The first player or team to reach 10 wins the round.

How to play?

Put all the playing tokens in the pouch. Shake it well.
Close your eyes and pick one token.
Read it. Put it back in the pouch. Shake it well.
If the token shows a number, pick that many rods and stack them one on top of the other against your board.
Then say: “I have ___ rods (count your rods). I need ___ rods to reach 10 (count the empty spaces).” A grown-up can help say this together.
Everyone tickles you if you forget to say this line. (Tickles are optional.)
You’re learning addition. You could reinforce it by saying, "___ + ___ = 10."
If you pick a Math Action token, pick a MATH ACTION card.
Everyone does the action together, or one by one.
If a number would take you over 10, do not place the rods. Keep taking turns until you pick the exact number you need to reach 10. For example, if you have 8 rods, you need 2 rods to reach 10. If you pick 3, 4, or 5, you cannot use it because that would
be more than 10. Wait until you pick a 1 or a 2.