Board games based on numbers, like Monopoly, Othello and Chutes and Ladders, make young children better at math, according to ... And this, now, is the next project they are investigating.

They’re also game days. “They all come in here on Fridays pumped,” said Bryan, who teaches at Kenston Intermediate School in Chagrin Falls, Ohio. The math card games and board games that ...

Rather, it’s by letting them see math in action. Board games are a great way for little learners to get a grasp on skills such as pattern recognition, spatial reasoning, problem solving and ...

Balancing Inventory with Math ... the game. Explore different strategies such as hit or stand, and see how they affect the odds of winning using probability calculations. These project ideas ...

So the school took a new approach to math education Wednesday — games. Teachers hope two sets of Tivitz math board games will make the subject more entertaining for third- through fifth-graders ...

A study published last week in the journal Early Years shows that playing board games can help young kids build stronger math abilities. The researchers reviewed 19 studies that looked at the ...

A Springfield High School math teacher is looking ... “It allows you to play a new board game. One that you don’t have at home. It introduces you to new ideas,” he added.

“Using board games can be considered a strategy with potential effects on basic and complex math skills ... This is the next project they are investigating. “Future studies should be designed ...