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It’s a great way to practice integers without worksheets. Even shy kids participate because the format feels safe. My child finally stopped mixing up positive and negative numbers.

Even shy kids participate because the format feels safe. It feels like a game first and learning happens naturally. The game creates healthy competition without arguments. We noticed better confidence in math conversations within a week. It’s a great way to practice integers without worksheets.