Each card shows 2–10 insect legs. Players take turns adding cards on top of one another, trying to reach a total of forty. The game is played in small groups of students. The teacher should print one copy for each student and then cut out and glue the cards.

You must reach the end of the route by rolling the die. Mysterious symbols will move you to a different spot. Be careful of the black hole—it will send you back to where you started!
The teacher should print out the board and provide a classic die.

This is a game in which players move their pawns from start to finish, following the spiral-shaped path.
The teacher should print out the board, draw the symbols of addition, subtraction, and multiplication on a die or cube and provide also 2 classic dice.

This is a game in which players move their pawns from start to finish. The number of steps is determined by the resulting value of an arithmetic operation shown on board combined with the die. The teacher prints the game board and provides one die.

The player pushes an object (e.g. a cap filled with plasticine) so that it lands in a zone. Some zones award many points, while others award fewer. Add up the points earned each round and determine the winner at the end of the game.