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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Play games. They almost always have a math component (keeping score, making moves, etc.) and encourage logical thinking. Some, like Sleeping Queens and Monopoly, incorporate math more directly. My kids enjoyed playing Bingo with Froot Loops as tokens even when they were older (you could pick any treat for tokens).[/quote] War is great for the very young. Just the name alone will attract a small boy's attention. A nice introduction to greater than/less than/equal. Cribbage is excellent for the somewhat older elementary school child. Lots of addition, and even a bit of permutation. [/quote]
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