TERUEN.COM - Whois Information
Kids get smarter just by playing this math board game!
I invented a board game for up to six players. The idea was to teach my son
the multiplication tables. But it turned out to be a very fun game for adults and children
alike. You roll dice to move around the board to collect rings. You only have to follow
the colors on the board to move, but your moves match the multiplication tables because
of how the board is designed. Just by playing kids learn the multiplication tables and
a lot more besides. I will ship it anywhere in the world.
Teruen.com
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The Access Code improves performance of our services. It prevents excessive high-volume use by a single source.
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