Nine numbers.
Two disguises each.
Every card is an everyday fact in costume — a rainbow is 7, three little pigs is 3. Read the picture, recall the number, then multiply. Classic War, with meaning baked in.
Real deck artwork · self-checking · classroom & homeschool ready
Two cards flip. Multiply to win them both.
Number Battle
One 60-second round. Beat the clock to earn a promotion — decode both pictures, then fire.
Sum of 10 Showdown
Two cards take the table — do they add up to ten? Or switch to Double Dash and double a single card.
Missing Card
Four extra drills that plug the gaps the battles leave open — division, subtraction, estimation, and nerve — all off the same deck.
Tap the card that completes the sentence. It’s division — without the word.
Flip to start the run.
Numbers wear costumes.
Your brain does the unmasking.
Every card shows a fact from real life. A rainbow is 7, an insect has 6 legs, a cat has 9 lives. Read the picture, recall the number, then multiply or add — language and math working the same muscle.
- 1
Read the card
See a rainbow. Recall it has 7 colors. The picture is the clue; the number hides underneath.
- 2
Battle the numbers
Two cards flip. Multiply them — 7 × 3 — and the first to shout 21 wins both. Flip a Wild and you add instead.
- 3
Four ways to play
Win rounds, take cards, climb from Private to General. Younger players switch to addition, sums of ten, or doubling — same deck.
Every number, two disguises.
General Engagement I hides each value 1–9 inside two familiar facts. Learn the pair once and you read the whole deck on sight.
WILD Cards — add before you multiply
Straight from the printed rules: flip a Wild and you ADD its value to your opponent’s card instead of multiplying. That rewards the big card without putting 7 × 60 on the table.
Days in July
Inches in a Yard
United States
Seconds in a Minute
Print the deck.
Start the war.
One download: the full General Engagement I deck in four printable levels — number + picture + word down to word clue only — plus a Study Key, 150 practice problems, answer keys, and a certificate. Cut, deal, and battle for math fluency.
Number Battle
Flip two cards, first to shout the product wins the pile. Wilds add before you multiply.
Addition Battle
Same cards, gentler math. Type the sum — the on-ramp for ages 5+.
Sum of 10 Showdown
Hunt for pairs that add to ten. Fast number sense for the youngest players.
Double Dash
One card, doubled. The bridge skill between adding and multiplying.
Teachers & parents put it to work as a…
- Math center
- Early-finisher activity
- Family game night
- Class tournament
- Schoolwide fundraiser
- Cross-subject review
Instant digital download · 40+ themes across the Number Battles series