A boxed board game named "Equate: The Equation Thinking Game," described as fun, exciting, and mentally stimulating for both adults and children, for 2 to 4 players or teams, suitable for ages 8 to adult, with various levels of play. The box features gameplay elements such as numbered tiles and mathematical symbols on a grid. A warning label for a choking hazard due to small parts is visible, indicating it is not for children under 3 years.
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Equate (1996)

ByMichail

Equate

Equate was developed by Conceptual Math Media and is designed for 2 to 4 players or teams, suitable for ages 8 and up.

Game Components of Equate

The game includes a 19×19 game board, 190 number, operation, and equals symbol tiles, a laminated playing board, and 4 racks for hiding tiles.

Game Setup of Equate

Players place their tiles on the board, forming crossword-style equations. The game adapts to different levels of play, with the use of fractions and large numbers encouraging players to learn more about fractions.

Gameplay Mechanics of Equate

Players take turns placing their tiles on the board, forming equations across and down. The goal is to form mathematically correct equations and score points. Players can use division, fractions, or land premium board positions to earn higher scores.

Game Objective of Equate

The objective of the game is to form the most mathematically correct equations on the board, scoring points and outscoring opponents.

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