This game comes from Education.com
You Need a deck of cards. Remove face cards and jokers.
1. Take turns being the dealer and the guesser.
2. The dealer draws 2 cards from a shuffled deck. After examining the cards, they must give 2 clues that involve a math operation and relate the cards to one another. For example, if the dealer has a 3 and a 5, their clues might be:
a. The sum of the cards is 8.
b. When you double one of the cards, you get 10.
3. Now the guessers tries to identify the value of the 2 cards. If they are unable to guess correctly, the dealer gives another clue.
For example: The difference is 2.
4. When the numbers are guessed, switch roles and play again.
Variations: Allow children to choose 3 cards. Even more advanced? Let them choose 4 cards.
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