Card Games

Numero Card Game

A great game for developing problem-solving strategies! Helps players improve computational fluency, build math skills, and understand operations. Includes complete instructions. For 2-3 players. G... More.

Snap It Up!® Card Game – Addition/Subtraction Facts to 20

Combine fast-paced fun with hard-hitting math practice! Players pick and pass cards as fast as they can to make math equations. Game includes 90 cards. For 2-6 players. Grade 1 and up. More.

Snap It Up!® Card Game – Multiplication Facts 1-10

Combine fast-paced fun with hard-hitting math practice! Players pick and pass cards as fast as they can to make math equations. Game includes 90 cards. For 2-6 players. Grade 1 and up. More.

Nasco’s Ask For It! Math Game Set

By Evelyn B. Christensen. A great way for group math practice at home or in the classroom. These entertaining math games start with the first player calling on a different player and asking ... More.

FraPer Deck™ Multiplication

Students will sharpen their multiplication skills while having great fun! Clever card game uses well-known games like “War” and “Concentration” to reinforce multiplication f... More.

Test Prep Math Word Problems Challenge Cards® for Grades 1-3

Have fun working with math word problems. Topics include: charts and graphs, measurement, time, and algebraic thinking. Cards measure 3-1/8" x 5-1/4". Includes 56 durable, two-sided cards a... More.

Test Prep Math Word Problems Challenge Cards® for Grades 4-6

Have fun working with math word problems. Topics include: large number addition and subtraction; money; measurement; time; charts and graphs; mean, median, mode, and range; logic; geometry; and fra... More.

Nasco’s I Have… Who Has…? Integers

By Christine A. Koers, BS, MS. Challenge your students to solve integer equations using only their brains. Having students use their mental abilities to solve math problems truly helps them ... More.

I Have… Who Has…? Squares, Cubes & Square Roots Mental Math Card Game

Get your entire class involved with improving their mental math skills for squares, cubes, and square roots. Each student gets a card. One student starts by reading the “I have…,”... More.

Nasco’s Integer War

By Christine A. Koers, BS, MS. Shuffle the cards and deal the deck evenly to each player face down. Each player flips up their first card where there will be a math equation with either addi... More.