Fun Math Games? (not online games)

[elbenn]

Yes to Sleeping Queens.

[vonfirmath]

My almost 6yo niece likes math and "math games" was put on her wish list. Anyone know of any math cards or games on a 1st grade level that might be a fun gift?

Sum Swamp!

My daughter got it for her birthday and just pulled it out last night to play again. Her choice

[gobadgers]

Yes to both Sum Swamp and Sleeping Queens!

We are also getting this Countdown game for Christmas - haven't played it so I can't vouch for it, but it looks fun:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0002...deal+countdown

[kristenk]

Thanks for all of the suggestions!

I think that the math Zingo version might be too easy. I found out that she's doing some multiplication, but mainly likes adding and subtracting.

With that in mind, would Sum Swamp be a good fit for her? Is it adding and subtracting numbers 1-6? (Just guessing based on the dice that I saw in a photo!)

I'm pretty sure I'm getting Sleeping Queens, just want to find one more thing to put in the package!

[ang79]

We have Math Dice, Countdown, and Zingo that the girls have enjoyed playing. DD2 (8) still enjoys them all, but DD1 (10) has moved onto harder math in school so considers these games too easy.

[ciw]

Thanks for all of the suggestions!

I think that the math Zingo version might be too easy. I found out that she's doing some multiplication, but mainly likes adding and subtracting.

With that in mind, would Sum Swamp be a good fit for her? Is it adding and subtracting numbers 1-6? (Just guessing based on the dice that I saw in a photo!)

I'm pretty sure I'm getting Sleeping Queens, just want to find one more thing to put in the package!

I'd look at Math Dice or Yahtzee for her. DS loved adding Yahtzee scores at that age.

[ahisma]

Prime Climb is amazing, but may be a bit old for her. DS2 was playing it at that age with DS2 though, and is pretty middle of the pack in respect to math. If she's particularly interested in math she'd likely love it and wouldn't outgrow it anytime soon. There are rules based on math ability that would help scale it.