Math game and method
OwnerMarek Czekanskiinventor
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
A math game is described herein which can effectively improve one's math skills while being simple, entertaining, and eye-pleasing. Players attach randomly selected octagonal tiles that bare digits in the middle and math operation symbols on their sides creating various numbers. Then they join two of his/her numbers to the number from the table creating math equation. The player that exhausts his tiles first is the winner of the game.
Claims3
Game Tile that has octagonal shape, number in the center, four symbols (or half symbols) of the basic math operations located on every second side, and equal signs located on sides between them.
Method of forming math equations (the move) by attaching to one of the tiles another tile by matching sides that have the same math symbols, than attaching to it a tile that shows the result of the math operation matching sides with the equal signs.
Method of forming double-digit numbers by placing two tiles with the appropriate single digits side by side and covering the redundant equal signs and math operation symbols (in-between them) with flat plate of the multi-digit joiner.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.