In the weeks since I opened my new Playful Math Store, I’ve been getting a lot of questions about how all the books relate to each other.
For example…
Q: Your books look so interesting! Is the material in the books all different?
A: There is a bit of overlap between books, but not much in most cases.
Spring 2024 Sale: Save 20% off Let’s Play Math: How Families Can Learn Math Together and Enjoy It in ebook or paperback!
As school wraps up for the year in the U.S., many homeschoolers turn their minds to planning for next fall. That makes spring a great time to discover how to transform your child’s experience of math through playful discovery!
I’ve just launched the Denise Gaskins’ Playful Math Store!
The Grand Opening Sale runs through April 20 — add the discount code GRAND_20 at checkout to save 20% on your first order.
We have plenty of fun mathy goodness on hand, so I hope you’ll take some time to browse our collections. Don’t miss the math art collection, or the journaling resources, or my classic Math You Can Play series. And of course, there’s the merch.
Even better, we have both digital and print books, which is something my previous store couldn’t handle.
So many ways to celebrate the joy of mathematics.
May your family always enjoy the adventure of learning!
This is your final notice for the Tabletop Math Games Collection Kickstarter.
Thank you so much to everyone who has backed these fun books. Your encouragement and support keep me going!
For procrastinators, get thee to the Kickstarter:
Most of my books eventually show up in the regular online bookstores, making it easy to delay purchasing because you know you can find it later.
But these are not typical paperback or hardcover books. Instead, they’re designed to lay flat so players can use the gameboards or easily refer to rules as they play.
The regular online bookstores will only stock standard paperbacks, NOT the saddle-stitch and spiral-bound versions that lay nicely flat.
We’ve got less than 36 hours left on our Tabletop Math Games Collection Kickstarter campaign.
Do you really want to miss out?
Scroll down for a peek at what other people say about my math games.
Then order your copy today, and have fun playing math with your kids!
Did you know that, with our recent stretch goals, the Tabletop Math Games Kickstarter now features more than 90 amazing ways to play math with your kids?
And every pledge pushes us closer to the next new bonus, which means more new games and playful math goodies for every backer.
Don’t miss out on the excitement. Order your copy today:
Visit the Math Games Kickstarter ❱
I love how the challenge of a well-fought math game pushes players of all ages to think more creatively and build fluency.
So my Tabletop Math Games Collection is designed to make it easier than ever for busy families and over-stressed teachers to play with math.
All you need are common household supplies like cards, dice, and scratch paper. Children can open a Tabletop Math Games Collection book to any page and start playing right away, and the digital files make great classroom handouts or learning center games.
Continue reading Math Games Kickstarter: It Keeps Getting Better
To everyone who has supported my Tabletop Math Games Collection Kickstarter project: thank you ever so much! We’ve blown past our funding target and made it into Stretch Goal territory.
Now every pledge just makes the project better, earning new games and bonuses for every backer at the $5 level and above.
If you haven’t backed the project yet, check out what you’re missing:
Math games build mental flexibility and strategic reasoning in players of all ages. And even people who hated math in school can enjoy the friendly challenge of a game.
I love how the challenge of a well-fought math game pushes players of all ages to think more creatively and build fluency.
And so it begins: the Tabletop Math Games Collection is LIVE on Kickstarter!
To have a successful campaign, we need plenty of people to back the project early. The more supporters we get in these early days, the more likely the Kickstarter platform folks will help spread the news for us.
To give you a feel for the Tabletop Math Games Collection books, I’ve put together a free printable sampler file, with 4 ready-to-play card games you can enjoy today.
I think you’ll love it!
Continue reading Tabletop Math Games Kickstarter: Order Your Copy Today
The second volume of my newest math book series, the Tabletop Math Games Collection, launches exclusively on Kickstarter next week. I can hardly wait!
And I’m trying several new reward options I’ve never done before. In addition to the math game books, you can show your mathy spirit for everyone to see with three cool merchandise rewards.
(The “rewards” on Kickstarter are all the various things you can buy with your support pledge.)
Here’s a quick peek at the new things to come.
This is going to be so much fun!
I’m finishing up my plans for the new Tabletop Math Games Collection Kickstarter project and pledge levels, which launches in just under two weeks. Where did the time go?!
But I need help.
Could you please take a few minutes to look over the project page and give me some feedback?
It’s so hard to edit myself because my mind knows what the text is supposed to say, so I miss too many mistakes. Having new eyes on the page would be a great help in catching typos and making sure the descriptions make sense and are as clear as possible.
Coming Soon! On March 11, I’ll be launching the next installment in my new book series, the Tabletop Math Games Collection.
And the Kickstarter prelaunch page is now live. That means you can sign up to get an email from Kickstarter as soon as the campaign launches:
(Yes, if you missed last year’s Kickstarter, you’ll also be able to get Volume One.)
Math games build mental flexibility and strategic reasoning in players of all ages. And even people who hated math in school can enjoy the friendly challenge of a game.
I’ve put together a free printable sampler file, with four ready-to-play card games you can enjoy today.
I think you’ll love it!
Continue reading Coming Soon: The Tabletop Math Games Collection, Volume Two
Denise Gaskins' Let's Play Math 