Dragon Times - A Math Adventure Card Game for Kids

I hesitated on this for so long. Could a card game really help with learning the multiplication facts? Well, yes it can and also help with understanding which numbers are multiples of other numbers.It is so easy to set up and play. We added a few house rules to speed up the game and adjust for the personality of the learner. This game has exactly what we needed and it is FUN! The kids love it!!

I wanted a way to help my daughter over the summer with her math facts. This game is perfect! My son even loves playing with us. I really enjoy the game as well. It is fun, getting you thinking, and goes fairly quickly.

Played this with two boys 6 and 9 (the 6 year old has some advanced math skills). That said, the game play can be a little long and the shift to playing 'tame the dragons' is a little odd to me. Kids enjoy it though and they're learning multiplication... So win win.

I use this game with my 3-5 grade students in intervention pull-outs. They love collecting the dragons. The highest numbered ones are the prettiest and most desired by them. That forces them to use some of their higher multiplication facts. Basically you win the dragon by finding a combination of number cards that multiply together to equal the number on the dragon. It's the most requested activity in my room for fun fridays to practice our multiplication facts.

My son does like it, but he likes almost any game. The tiny cards are impossible to shuffle. The directions are not worded very well. Aside from those things it's decent, should be priced about $5 less

This was perfect for my ten year old who detests rote learning. We played this game about two to three times a week for 3 months and she has got it down and memorized. I do wish the 11s and 12s were included. My kids loved the story about how the game was made by a fellow homeschool mom/ former teacher and her kids.

Super simple but fun game to reinforce multiplication skills. My kids ask to play it frequently (9 and 11 yr olds).

My 9 year old son does not enjoy learning his times tables and was really struggling to memorize them. I got him this game and he was hesitant at first to play a "boring math game" but once he played it with me he really enjoyed it. It is definitely helping him to learn his multiplication facts and he actually asks to play it.