Learning ResourcesMake a Splash 120 Mat Floor Game, Addition/Subtraction - 136 Pieces, Ages 6+ Math Games for Kids, Educational Games

Such a fun way to do child led play and model with your child.

This game is AWESOME. My kids loved it! Great for a variety of ages (my gang ranges from age 5 to age 10). There are several different games/different ways you can play. The mat is a little thin but it's not terribly thin. I have my kids wear socks and take care while playing it and it's worked just fine for us. This is a great way to reinforce math facts, number recognition, speed of knowing addition, subtraction, etc., all while having lots of fun.

My daughter (age 4) was having a hard time with skip counting. This is something our district evaluates for kindergarten readiness and was important for her to learn. She is a very hands on learner, and having her place the included squares on the numbers as we counted (5,10,15,etc.) helped her process what we were actually doing. This will be used for a long time in our house. My third grader used it to review his multiplication fluency. The mat is a durable enough material that reminds me of inflatable pool toys, but I am afraid with the kids climbing over it it may snag. Our house rule of not wearing shoes has helped. Good product and good quality, just remind kids not to be too rambunctious in their excitement over math!

I let my 1 st graders play this for a math center. 2 kids at a time in their socks! Lots of fun!

My daughter enjoys using this. She is 5 yr old and we roll the dice and she covers the double digit number she rolled. If the number is already taken, we are working on the other number the digits can make.

My students LOVE this game! I teach second grade and honestly, this is my students favorite game in the classroom! They choose to play Make a Splash even over our tablets and computers. I love that this helps them learn more about a 120 chart, as I see students constantly stumped by 10 more or 10 less than any given number. I even had an issue with one of the inflatable dice getting a hole in it and Learning Resources sent me a replacement, how awesome is that?!

Wish was a little bit more durable already had to fix the orange cube. A leak developed in the seam and the patch that came with the game would not seal it had to use a waterproof patch kit to fix.

My students saw this on Amazon (yes, we online shop for math games together— best way to make sure they’ll be willing to use them) and they’re a hit! We have yet to use the official instructions because my students keep thinking of new ways to play. The game takes up a fair amount of room but it’s the most requested game of late! We’re fans!