The goal of the Mobi Game is to create simple maths equations as quickly as possible in a crossword style grid. So for whatever reason (so long as it in original packaging and perfect condition) simply send it back to us and we'll cheerfully refund you every penny. Has addition and subtraction tiles, plus more challenging multiplication and division so great for revising mental maths for key stage 2 and a neat game for older children and adults too.

To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Take your place in a crowd of rampaging undead as you race through the city attacking the unfortunate survivors and adding them to your unstoppable throng of hungry, hot-footed horrors. Please note: The London Times is not published on bank holidays, therefore no pages are available for these days. The game Edge from Mobigame won the Milthon Award of the Best Mobile Game 2008 at the Festival du Jeu Video in France.These can be used as props in play so that your child can pretend that they are talking with their friends. The goal of the game is to make maths equations as quickly as possible and connect them in crossword style grids. They mention that it can be played at different levels, is great for carrying around and that the instructions gives you variants of the game.

For example, if your child loves playing with cars then why not set up some cones in the driveway and have them race each other? Instead of looking at specific developmental areas that children might need help with, look at their interests and how those interests can be incorporated into the toy. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others.Their products are designed to develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and other cognitive skills in an enjoyable and engaging way. Some toys are designed to help children learn through play while others are designed to teach a specific lesson or skill. Mobi is full of small playing tiles, players draw blue number tiles and use them to create equations (like 1+4=5) by including the white math tiles (=, -, x etc).

Players connect their number tiles to form equations using the communal operation tiles (+,- and =).DISCLOSURE: We received this product for free for the purpose of writing an honest and impartial review. There are plenty of games and activities that can be done at home that don't require spending a ton of money. Play continues until there are no tiles left in the communal pool and the winner will be the first player to get rid of all their tiles. Möbi is a fun, fast-paced numerical tile game where young children (and of course their adults) can learn and apply basic maths skills. It comes supplied in an extremely funky bag that looks like a blue whale (Captain Ahab or the Pequod are not in sight though).