SpriteGru Addition & Subtraction Bingo Game – 360 Math Problems for Kids Ages 4-8, Classroom & Home
SpriteGru Addition & Subtraction Bingo Game – 360 Math Problems for Kids Ages 4-8, Classroom & Home
The SpriteGru Addition & Subtraction Bingo Game turns math practice into an engaging group activity. With 360 addition and subtraction problems (all within 0 to 59) spread across 60 double-sided calling tokens, 12 double-sided bingo boards, and 100 plastic chips, this set is built for up to 12 players. It's designed for children aged 4 to 8, making it a solid choice for both classroom settings and family game nights.
What's inside the box?
- 12 double-sided bingo boards (each 6.3'' x 7.1'')
- 60 double-sided calling tokens (each 1.3'' x 1.3'') – 360 math problems total
- 100 plastic bingo chips
- 1 soft velvet storage bag
How many math problems are included?
The game covers exactly 360 math problems. The yellow side of the boards focuses on addition, while the cyan side covers subtraction. All problems stay within the range of 0 to 59, which is appropriate for young learners who are just starting to build their basic arithmetic skills.
What makes this bingo game different from standard bingo?
Beyond the traditional bingo rules, this set includes six creative variations: cooperative bingo (everyone helps each other), everyone wins bingo (multiple winners), no peek bingo (tokens are hidden), full card bingo (cover the entire card), frame bingo (only the outer squares), and four corner bingo (just the four corners). These alternatives add variety and keep children engaged over multiple rounds.
Specs at a glance
| Board dimensions | 6.3'' x 7.1'' (16 x 18 cm) |
| Token dimensions | 1.3'' x 1.3'' (3.3 x 3.3 cm) |
| Number of boards | 12 (double-sided) |
| Calling tokens | 60 (double-sided, 360 problems) |
| Chips | 100 plastic |
| Player count | Up to 12 |
| Recommended age | 4–8 years |
Frequently asked questions about the SpriteGru Math Bingo
How many players can use this set?
The set includes 12 boards, so up to 12 players can play at once. Each player gets one board and chips to cover called numbers.
What age group is this designed for?
The manufacturer recommends it for children ages 4 to 8. The math problems are within 0–59, which suits kindergarten and early elementary students.
Are there different ways to play besides standard bingo?
Yes. The game suggests six variations: cooperative bingo, everyone wins bingo, no peek bingo, full card bingo, frame bingo, and four corner bingo. These can be mixed or used to add challenge.