Развивающая настольная игра - Много-Много

Better to see once than to cram a hundred times

The game is based on a unique methodology that helps children see with their own eyes what multiplication is and even hold it in their hands. This is very important for... the first steps in arithmetic.

The game uses cards with images of houses, and the windows in these houses are transparent — this is the main feature of the methodology! When cards with the number of windows "2" and "3" are overlapped, a house is formed in which the number of windows will be "6": 2×3=6. In this way, children see for themselves how multiplication works, understand its principles, and automatically memorize the results during the game. Therefore, the child not only knows that 4×3=12, but can also explain why.

The houses themselves are drawn very brightly and unusually, simply looking at them is a separate pleasure. Therefore, unlike boring methodological aids, it is really fun to deal with the game!A game for big and small multipliers

The simplified version of the "I see" rules allows for an introduction to multiplication, so you can start playing "Much-Much" even in cases when the child has never encountered the multiplication table before. For children who already know how to multiply, the complete version of the "Big Construction" rules will be suitable, where strategic thinking is actively used and the skill of multiplying numbers up to 5 is honed.

We build a city and multiply numbers!

The main version of the game is simple and engaging! The game board features a "warehouse" of 25 cards with houses (5*5).Players receive three task cards — values that need to be obtained by "multiplying windows".The goal of the game is to complete as many tasks as possible, moving the game piece across the field and transferring cards from the "warehouse" to the "construction zone", where multiplication occurs.If a player completes a task, they receive a number of points equal to the number on the card.The player who scores the maximum number of points wins.

In the box:
30 plastic cards with transparent windows
24 cards with numbers
A wooden piece