ACE Cards: Complete Bundle

All three levels of ACE Cards: from first sums to all four operations.

Ages 4 and up3 levels330 cards
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What's in the box

ACE Cards Level 1 | Math Card Game for Kids

ACE Cards Level 1 | Math Card Game for Kids

Think. Play. Grow. The perfect starting point for little math explorers! ACE ...

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ACE Cards Level 2 | Math Card Game for Kids

ACE Cards Level 2 | Math Card Game for Kids

Skill up with every shuffle. Step up your math game! ACE Cards Level 2 adds a...

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ACE Cards Level 3 | Math Card Game for Kids

ACE Cards Level 3 | Math Card Game for Kids

Master math through play. The ultimate math showdown — where every operation ...

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What it builds

Five skills, hidden in a card game

ACE Cards is a highly challenging game that helps consolidate mathematical processes, numbers, combinations and numerical concepts.

1

Number sense

How numbers relate, practised through mental maths and quick recall.

2

Patterns and sequencing

What comes just before, just after, and what repeats. Order is half of maths.

3

Building equations

Putting numbers together to reach an answer: analytical thinking, one card at a time.

4

Focus and attention

Keeping track of every card on the table, turn after turn.

5

Teamwork

Solving together, winning well and losing well, with family or friends.

Why a game

Children practise what they enjoy. A game they ask to play again gives more maths practice than any worksheet they're made to finish.

Why we made this

One teacher. One scientist.

Vaishali Gupta spent twenty years in education watching bright children decide they were “bad at science”, usually before they were seven, and usually after being handed a worksheet.

The problem was never ability. It was that science arrived as a set of answers to memorise, instead of a question worth chasing.

So she built what she wanted for her own classroom: activities that need no lab, no screen, and no expertise from the adult in the room.

Every order funds the SLATE Program. 5% of what you spend puts learning materials into the hands of children who would otherwise go without.

Vaishali Gupta

Vaishali Gupta

Founder, One Teacher One Scientist
“A child who asks why is already doing science. My job was never to give them answers. It was to keep the question alive.”
20 years in educationHarvard learnerAuthor, all OTOS titles

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Before you ask

Questions parents actually send us

Can siblings at different levels play together?
Yes. Not just siblings: the whole family plays together, like any deck of playing cards, with a twist that builds mathematical and logical thinking.
Can a school use the set?
Yes. Children play in groups of four, so number skills and all the basic operations get practised and assessed at once. Teachers use the games as formative assessments. Use the school quote form for 20 or more.
How many people can play?
One to four players, on their own or as teams, from age 4 to 100. It plays like any deck of playing cards, with a twist that makes everyone mathematically and logically sharper. In schools, children play in groups of four.
Does it build more than maths?
Yes. The leaflet maps it to 21st century skills: critical thinking, creativity, focus, collaboration, communication, flexibility and scientific temper, alongside number sense.
My child finds maths hard. Will this help?
It's built for exactly that: low pressure and lots of repetition. The answer matters to the game, not to a mark, so children keep trying.
Can I use these in a classroom?
Yes. Teams of up to four play at once, so every numeracy skill and basic operation gets practised and assessed in the same game. Teachers also use the games as formative assessments.
Will adults enjoy it too?
Yes. For children it builds confidence with numbers. For adults it is a proper brain workout, and nobody goes easy at the table.