Playing, learning and having a good time through games
What is Mosaic Games
The Mosaic Games consists of:
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Mosaic 90 Card Games
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A games guidebook (booklet or brochure format) with 6 games: UpDown, UpDown Solitaire, Duel, Line 5, 45er and Equate Solitaire. The games are played with the Mosaic 90 cards.
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The Mosaic 90 cards consisting of 50 playing cards specially designed to support the Mosaic 90 game experience. The cards are of size approx. 4 cm by 6 cm to have a better playing experience.
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Mosaic 45er Playbook
A playbook for two or more persons to play Mosaic 35er, 45er or 56er against each other. The playbook contains 150 gametables and guarantees thinking time and fun for math enthusiasts. You can get a taster on www.MosaicOnline.com - see below.
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Mosaic Card Games - a guidebook
A games booklet with 6 games: UpDown, UpDown Solitaire, Duel, Line 5, 45er and Equate Solitaire. The games are played with standard playing cards ideally of size approx. 4 cm by 6 cm to have a better playing experience.
The games booklet can be bought on Amazon.com or other Amazon sites.
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MosaicOnline.com
- This is our online games offering consisting of 35er, 45er and 56er. The games have increasing ​complexity - we suggest starting with 35er and go from there. To play go to www.MosaicOnline.com or hit the button in the top right corner.
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Mosaic WordBuzzster
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A games playbook similar to Wordle and Lingo but different where two people or teams play against each other to guess words set by the other players. The words can be from 2 to 6 letters.
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Who are the games for?
Besides relaxing through playing, the Mosaic Math games are useful for:
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Class room exercises for 8+ years olds wanting to learn basic addition, subtraction, multiplication and division – or more advanced math
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For anyone developing their math skills and anyone wishing to play math-based games on their own or against each other
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To parents and teachers/educators specifically:
If you wish to have a number-based activity for early learners of math, we suggest teaching students Mosaic UpDown as an introduction to numbers followed by the more advanced games such as Duel, 45er, Line 5 and Equate Solitaire, which require basic knowledge of equations.
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