🧮 Montessori Number Knockdown – Wooden Math & Counting Game for Kids 🎲

Make Math Their Favorite Game 🎲

What if practicing math didn't feel like practice?

Montessori Number Knockdown turns numbers, dice and simple strategy into an exciting hands-on challenge kids can actually enjoy.

Roll the dice, add the numbers and knock down the matching tiles. Every turn gives children an opportunity to practice numbers, build mental math skills and make their own strategic decisions.

Why Kids Love It

• 🧮 Learn Math Through Play – Practice counting, number recognition and addition without worksheets.
• 🧠 Build Thinking Skills – Encourage problem-solving, planning and simple strategic thinking.
• 👨👩👧👦 Screen-Free Family Fun – A hands-on activity parents and children can enjoy together.
• 🌳 Made for Little Hands – A wooden game board with tactile number tiles and dice.
• 🎁 Fun + Educational – A thoughtful choice for birthdays, homeschooling, classroom activities and family game nights.

How To Play

1. Place the number tiles on the wooden game board.
2. Roll the dice.
3. Add the numbers shown on the dice.
4. Choose one or more tiles that add up to your total.
5. Knock down the matching numbers.
6. Keep playing until no more valid combinations can be made.

Different Ways to Play

Ages 4–5: Start with number recognition and simple one-die play.

Ages 6–8: Use two dice and practice addition combinations.

Ages 9+: Introduce more challenging variations using subtraction, multiplication or bonus rolls.

Learning Through Hands-On Play

Children learn through active participation. Instead of simply memorizing numbers, Number Knockdown encourages kids to see, touch, count, calculate and make decisions.

It's a simple game that creates plenty of opportunities for learning while keeping play fun and interactive.

What's Included

• 1 × Wooden Number Knockdown Game Board
• 8 × Dice
• Number Tiles

Product Details

• Recommended Age: 4+
• Material: Natural Wood + Felt
• Size: Approx. 22.2 × 22.2 × 3 cm
• Weight: Approx. 255 g

Care Instructions

Wipe clean with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Do not soak.

A Better Way to Practice Math

No worksheets. No screens. No boring drills.

Just roll, calculate, knock down — and learn along the way.

Turn their next math lesson into a game they'll want to play again. 🎲