The Learning Journey Grab It! - Mathematics Lab - Preschool Toys & Gifts for Boys & Girls Ages 3 and Up - Award Winning Toy (114667)

Lots of fun! I teach a K-5 support classroom and I am able to extend learning in my classroom through this great little game! It’s a lot of fun and students enjoy to play - so much they forget they are practicing math! I use it with my beginning levels to identify and match, and can also engage the higher order thinking skills by asking students to find a match using equations (5-2 and 2+1 for example, or match the numeral 3 on the board to the 3 token). It’s a great multifunctional game for a diverse classroom! Love it!

I really want to like this game. The *machine* that spits out the numbers is fun for the kids. But it is too difficult to match the numbers with a picture on the game boards. For instance there is a necklace of beads - guessing this is a 1 for one necklace. Then there is a key - another 1. A lot of single pics. You have to get creative and count the jewels on the crown, or the facets of the gems, or the notches on the key.Very frustrating for the younger kids just learning to count. I would not recommend for the toddler/preschool set.

Love this game! My son is learning how to add and subtract quickly and this game keeps him on his toes. Perfect for 1st graders. He loves playing it and I love that he's learning while doing so. Perfect game for keeping things fun during Covid-19 lockdown.

Excellent skills building game. Perfect for pre-1a to 2nd grade to hone mental math. Would love a more advanced version for multiplacation and division. I would also like an option for a bigger board with more disks. My kids had a great time playing.

My nephew loved this game and learns a lot from it!

I don't know about anyone else, but I was about to throw this game across the room. We couldn't figure out WHAT were counting... finally we realized you have to count the items in the chest that are in your 'circles'. After this revelation, the game actually was super fun. I hope i'm not the only one who couldn't understand the super vague directions.

This "game" is a pile of hot garbage. The instructions are unclear and the boards don't have any distinct numeric values/items associated to each chip placeholder. Money wasted.

I could not get how to play this and there were no instructions. I gave it away.