Popular Playthings Monkey Math Game: Simple Addition Game for Kids, Ages 4+
Description
🦧 Math Made Fun - Join the Monkey Business!
- EASY SETUP - Includes clear instructions for instant fun!
- BALANCE FUN - Watch the monkey's arms balance as kids solve problems!
- SOCIAL INTERACTION - Perfect for group play, fostering teamwork and communication!
- AWARD WINNING DESIGN - Crafted by Popular Playthings for quality and creativity!
- ENGAGING LEARNING EXPERIENCE - Transform math into a playful adventure!
The Monkey Math Game by Popular Playthings is an interactive addition game designed for children aged 4 and up. It includes a monkey base, 15 banana number tokens, and detailed instructions, making learning simple addition a fun and engaging experience. This award-winning toy promotes creativity, social interaction, and foundational math skills.
Specifications
| Unit Count | 1.00 Count |
| Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 1 Kilograms |
| Material Fabric | Cardboard |
| Color | Yellow |
| Theme | Educational |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Package Type | Standard Packaging |
| Special Features | Unique Addition Mechanism with Monkey Reaction |
Reviews
M**N
Great early year’s activity
I bought this for my 4 yr old grandson who starts school in September to help with Maths. He absolutely loves it. Well worth the money
A**R
Great for teaching beginning addition and subtraction
This is a fun game to teach kids addition and subtraction. My son (4) loves to play with this game on his own, trying to make the monkey's eyes straight, and with me. When playing with me, we try to "trick" each other by putting up multiple groups of bananas and the other one tries to match up with the same amount. There are two each of 1-5, and then one each of 6-10. The packaging is nice too, and you can get all of the bananas back in (they go in numerical order, so its an extra teaching moment while cleaning up) and the monkey in the plastic, and it fits nicely in the box. No lost pieces! My son also likes to sometimes play "catch the bananas" with this monkey, loading the monkey's arms with bananas and then flipping one arm until they all fly into the air. Not my favorite part, but he likes it.
E**S
Monkey Mate Math Learning Toy
My daughter picked this out of Rainbow Resources' catalog, probably because it involved monkeys!The game puts together very easily. The monkey is essentially a scale and your child needs to hang bunches of bananas on each of his arms to balance him out. They are perfectly calibrated to make this work every time...as long as both sides equal each other. And that's where the math comes in. My daughter is in first grade and is still learning her tens addition facts, so this toy was helpful and fun. Even her big brothers got a kick out of it. It is not something she would enjoy doing for a long time, as she lost interest...it's more the type of toy to pull out every once in awhile when math is getting boring. It's very durable, attractive and appealing to young children.
M**K
A good way to help little ones visualize mathematic equations
My 5-year-old loves this! I'm not sure it's actually a "game" per say, but it keeps him engaged for lengthy periods of time. He has fun with the balancing factor and is also quickly picking up the idea of fact families and how to balance simple equations. Great math tool for Kindergarten, and even our 2 and 6 year olds enjoy playing, too.
M**.
Fun learning game
Simple balance beam game.
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