NumNum 101 vs Mooving Cows

Bored with math exercises? Not with NumNum! Dive into a unique card game that combines the thrill of UNO and Cracy8 with playful times tables training. NumNum is the ideal game for kids and adults to master basic multiplication and have loads of fun doing it. **Your Goal:** Be the first to get rid of all your cards! **How to Play:** Take turns trying to get rid of your cards as fast as possible. Like UNO, you can play a card of the same color as the last card played. But here's the clever twist: You can also play a card that shares a common factor with the last card played. For example, on a 15, you can play not just another 15, but also a 3, a 5, or even a 30, 45, or 60. Why? Because all these numbers share a common factor with 15. Unlike Crazy8 or UNO, there are no "draw two" or "skip turn" cards. **The NumNum Advantage:** - **Double Match, Double Fun!** If your card matches both the color and has a common factor with the last card played, you get to play another matching card! Keep going as long as your lucky streak of double matches continues. This leads to fast-paced rounds and strategic surprises! - **Play Smart:** Even if you haven't perfectly mastered your times tables, you can still win! A bit of luck and clever tactics are just as important as math skills. Of course, knowing your times tables gives you an edge – not just in NumNum! - **Exciting Special Cards:** - **2x and 5x Block Cards:** Block entire number series and force your opponents to rethink their strategy! - **Wish Card:** Choose the next color to be played and put your opponents in a tight spot! - **The Jokers (the 1)**: The ultimate wild card that matches any number – your unbeatable trump! **Play Against the Computer or Friends:** Practice in single-player mode against our clever AI opponent or challenge a friend to an exciting duel. Perfect for on-the-go or cozy game nights at home on your iPhone or iPad. **NumNum – More Than Just a Game:** We've solved the problem where learning tools are too dry and popular card games don't sufficiently encourage mathematical thinking. NumNum puts the fun of the game first, while playfully training essential math skills on the side. **Based on a Popular Physical Card Game:** Already familiar with our physical NumNum card game? The rules are exactly the same – get the digital version for your smartphone and tablet now! **Download NumNum today and experience math in a whole new, exciting way!**

Welcome to Mooving Cows™, where players practice mooving cows around a dairy farm. It’s time for milking, so the cows need to be moved from the pasture and barn into the milking parlor. Learn about cow behavior and practice basic cow handling skills to stay safe and keep cows calm. Based on decades of research, this game was designed by faculty at the University of Wisconsin-Madison with help from people who work on or with real dairy farms in Wisconsin. Who is this for? People who work on dairy farms need to handle cows on a regular basis. This includes fetching cows at milking times or separating them to provide healthcare. Throughout the U.S. dairy industry and dairy industries worldwide, farms participate in animal care quality assurance programs. This game is for anyone who routinely handles cows, including dairy farm workers, veterinarians, researchers, and students studying animal or dairy science. Anyone who wants to learn about cow behavior or dairy farming is also welcome to enjoy this free educational game! Key Learning Objectives Take on the role of a person working on a dairy farm and learn to speak “moo” by using your body language to moove cows effectively and efficiently. When cows are handled appropriately, their fear and stress levels are kept to a minimum. Calm cows produce more milk and behave more predictably, reducing the risk of injury to both themselves and their human caregivers. Game Features Choose to play in English (US) or Spanish and switch between languages at any time. All text and voiceover are available in both languages. Questions, Feedback and Support https://www.moovingcows.org