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11 Fun Games To Help Kids With Math

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Back to school season is upon us! My kids go back tomorrow! In order to keep their brains fresh, we've been playing board games. Board games are a fun way to incorporate learning and fun. My kids are finally at the ages that they can play a game without fighting (most of the time) and really think it's a treat for Jason and I to sit down and play with them.

Back to school season is upon us!  My kids go back tomorrow!  In order to keep their brains fresh, we’ve been playing board games.  Board games are  a fun way to incorporate learning and fun.  My kids are finally at the ages that they can play a game without fighting (most of the time) and really think it’s a treat for Jason and I to sit down and play with them.

Here are 11 fun games to help kids with math that we enjoy playing as a family (and I’m sure you will, too!)

Back to school season is upon us! My kids go back tomorrow! In order to keep their brains fresh, we've been playing board games. Board games are a fun way to incorporate learning and fun. My kids are finally at the ages that they can play a game without fighting (most of the time) and really think it's a treat for Jason and I to sit down and play with them.

1. RACK-O

RACK-O has been a really great game for Nora!  She had problems putting numbers in order and that is the purpose of this game.  I loved playing RACK-O as a child and my kids do, too.  I highly recommend it!  Even Jason will sit down and play RACK-Owith us (and he is not a board game lover)!

Back to school season is upon us! My kids go back tomorrow! In order to keep their brains fresh, we've been playing board games. Board games are a fun way to incorporate learning and fun. My kids are finally at the ages that they can play a game without fighting (most of the time) and really think it's a treat for Jason and I to sit down and play with them.

2. UNO

Uno  is an old game but a good game.  It’s fast, quick, uses numbers and colors to teach your kids while you are playing!  If your kids are anything like mine, they’ll enjoy ganging up on your with “Draw Two” cards to make you hold about 20 cards!

Back to school season is upon us! My kids go back tomorrow! In order to keep their brains fresh, we've been playing board games. Board games are a fun way to incorporate learning and fun. My kids are finally at the ages that they can play a game without fighting (most of the time) and really think it's a treat for Jason and I to sit down and play with them.
Back to school season is upon us! My kids go back tomorrow! In order to keep their brains fresh, we've been playing board games. Board games are a fun way to incorporate learning and fun. My kids are finally at the ages that they can play a game without fighting (most of the time) and really think it's a treat for Jason and I to sit down and play with them.

3. Sequence & Sequence For Kids

Sequence & Sequence for Kids are both fun games.  We have both of them!  Sequence for Kids is fun because your preschoolers can play as well as your older kids.  Maddie enjoys playing regular  Sequence with me and we always have lots of time, especially when we have a card to “steal” the other person’s space!

Back to school season is upon us! My kids go back tomorrow! In order to keep their brains fresh, we've been playing board games. Board games are a fun way to incorporate learning and fun. My kids are finally at the ages that they can play a game without fighting (most of the time) and really think it's a treat for Jason and I to sit down and play with them.

4. Yahtzee

Yahtzee has always been a family favorite.  Not only do you have to use math skills to figure out your scores, my kids are figuring out how to strategize to get the best score.  Love that!

Back to school season is upon us! My kids go back tomorrow! In order to keep their brains fresh, we've been playing board games. Board games are a fun way to incorporate learning and fun. My kids are finally at the ages that they can play a game without fighting (most of the time) and really think it's a treat for Jason and I to sit down and play with them.

5. Head Full Of Numbers

Head Full Of Numbers is a fun way to make equations.

Back to school season is upon us! My kids go back tomorrow! In order to keep their brains fresh, we've been playing board games. Board games are a fun way to incorporate learning and fun. My kids are finally at the ages that they can play a game without fighting (most of the time) and really think it's a treat for Jason and I to sit down and play with them.

6. Act Your Wage

Dave Ramsey’s ACT Your Wage! Board Game is a good way to teach your children about money and how to get out of debt!

Back to school season is upon us! My kids go back tomorrow! In order to keep their brains fresh, we've been playing board games. Board games are a fun way to incorporate learning and fun. My kids are finally at the ages that they can play a game without fighting (most of the time) and really think it's a treat for Jason and I to sit down and play with them.

7.  Sorry!

Sorry! is another game that I recommend for families.  All of my kids can play and they like to play Mom (and beat her…everytime)!

Back to school season is upon us! My kids go back tomorrow! In order to keep their brains fresh, we've been playing board games. Board games are a fun way to incorporate learning and fun. My kids are finally at the ages that they can play a game without fighting (most of the time) and really think it's a treat for Jason and I to sit down and play with them.

8. Battleship

Battleship is the perfect game if you have siblings that enjoy sinking one another’s ships!

Back to school season is upon us! My kids go back tomorrow! In order to keep their brains fresh, we've been playing board games. Board games are a fun way to incorporate learning and fun. My kids are finally at the ages that they can play a game without fighting (most of the time) and really think it's a treat for Jason and I to sit down and play with them.

Back to school season is upon us! My kids go back tomorrow! In order to keep their brains fresh, we've been playing board games. Board games are a fun way to incorporate learning and fun. My kids are finally at the ages that they can play a game without fighting (most of the time) and really think it's a treat for Jason and I to sit down and play with them.

9. Monopoly

Monopoly  is Maddie’s favorite game.  She can play literally for hours.  To change it up a little I bought her the Horseopoly game a few years ago for her birthday.  It was also an instant hit.  If you have a horse lover, this is definitely a fun alternative!

10. Dominos

Dominos are a fun pattern game that our whole family enjoys!  Dominos has helped the kids learn patterns and it’s a fun game we all can play together at the same time.

Back to school season is upon us! My kids go back tomorrow! In order to keep their brains fresh, we've been playing board games. Board games are a fun way to incorporate learning and fun. My kids are finally at the ages that they can play a game without fighting (most of the time) and really think it's a treat for Jason and I to sit down and play with them.

11. Clumsy Thief

This is the only game on this list we haven’t played but after looking at it and reading the reviews, I’ll be ordering Clumsy Thief for Blake and Nora’s birthday.  Here is the description from Amazon:

“Clumsy thieves may be lurking in your own home. This hilarious fast-paced card game has everyone snatching money when they dare! Big moneys up for grabs and every player joins the fun. This game requires strategy, addition skills, luck and a great sense of humor. HOW TO PLAY: Players make money stacks from their dealt cards. Steal a stack if you have a card equaling $100 when added to the top card of a stack. But that’s just the beginning! Thief cards steal money cards. Jail cards stop thief cards. In the end the player who has the most money wins.”

Does your family play any of these games?  Which do you enjoy?

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  2. I love Sequence! My family played that all the time when I was growing up. There were six kids so we’d pair off and then Mom and Dad would be a team too. Since it’s only set up for 3 teams and we had 4,the 4th team would use pennies for chips. I can’t tell you how much harder it can be with 4 teams! The board fills up fast…but the laughs we all shared during those games were the best! -Jess, Sweet Little Ones

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  4. I was just wondering yesterday if my little guy is old enough to play Sorry! I love board games. 🙂 I have to echo Michelle with time to write. Thanks for hosting and building this community.

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  7. I play these a good chunk of these games now and I’m not even a kid anymore! Haven’t heard of Racko, Sequence, Head Full of numbers, Act your Wage or Clumsy Thief. I think those would be great games for Sophie when she gets a bit older.

    liz @ sundays with sophie

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  10. I wish I had more time to write and pursue my dream to publish a book. I love writing, but spend alot of my time blogging and building my blog. I hope I can find time to focus on my publishing goal. This is my first time linking up there. I will be badk. 🙂

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