Engineer Invents Fun Math Game For Kids

With more students being enthusiastic about learning, the teachers job becomes much more desirable and easier with less pressure for them to keep the students engaged and on track.Math Carrom is a new and exciting board game for children to have fun and learn at the same time. You can teach Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication Tables, Division, Squares and a lot of other things using Math Carrom End Quote

(1888PressRelease) August 24, 2014 - Math Carrom is a new and exciting board game for children to have fun and learn at the same time. You can teach Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication Tables, Division, Squares and a lot of other things using Math Carrom. Math Carrom helps improve concentration as well as children's desire to learn math.

Children enjoy playing games much more than sitting in a classroom and studying math, This board game is a perfect combination of fun and education. The children actually come into class excited to learn math with this new game.

100 Math Carroms will be produced and donated to schools teaching underprivileged children in Gurgaon and train their teachers so that thousands of school children can benefit from Math Carrom. In addition to the clear benefits that both the students and the teachers will gain from this, Math Carrom is a great starting place for the future of education.
With more students being enthusiastic about learning, the teachers job becomes much more desirable and easier with less pressure for them to keep the students engaged and on track. A student is much more willing to learn and take in information if the method is through an exciting board game.

Education is key for expanding peoples horizons and giving them the best opportunity at a quality life. Right now these games are available for pre-order online through their crowdfunding campaign here.

Media Contact:

Pradeep Kumar
Email: magicalmethods ( @ ) gmail dot com

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/math-carrom-teaching-mathematics-through-games

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