Number Hunter Addition and Subtraction Math Board Game with 50 Challenge Cards for 2 to 5 Kids Ages 5+
A Number Hunter addition and subtraction math board game turns early arithmetic practice into a race around the world for Kindergarten and elementary learners. Players roll number and operation dice, solve the equation and move their pieces forward toward the finish line.
Star spaces add action or math challenges from the 50-card deck, while even-and-odd recognition and strategic choices give each turn another way to practice core number skills. The first player to reach the finish wins. Clever Fox Play designs the English-language game for two to five players ages five and up, making it suitable for home practice, classrooms, homeschooling and family game night. The box includes one gameboard, five player pieces, two number dice, one operation die, 50 challenge cards and game rules. An adult or teacher can offer counting support to younger players and let more experienced children solve independently. Keep the challenge deck organized, count all three dice and five movers after play and supervise children around the small parts.
Specifications
- Brand: Clever Fox Play
- Game: Number Hunter
- Edition: Addition and Subtraction
- Game type: Early math board game
- Players: 2 to 5
- Recommended age: 5 years and up
- School use: Kindergarten through early elementary
- Included: Gameboard
- Included: 5 player pieces
- Included: 2 number dice
- Included: 1 operation die
- Included: 50 challenge cards
- Included: Game rules
- Skills: Addition and subtraction
- Skills: Even and odd numbers
- Skills: Critical thinking
- Core action: Roll solve and move
- Special space: Star challenge
- Winning goal: Reach the finish first
- Language: English
- Operation: Manual
- Model: CFP-NUMBHUNT
- Material listed: Paper
- Use: Home classroom and homeschool
- Safety: Contains small parts
Frequently Asked Questions
Which math skills does Number Hunter practice?
The game focuses on addition, subtraction and identifying even and odd numbers.
How many children can play?
Number Hunter supports two to five players ages five and up.
What comes in the box?
It includes a board, five movers, two number dice, one operation die, 50 cards and rules.
How does a player win?
Solve each roll, move forward and be the first player to reach the finish line.