A fast-paced reaction game where kids' brains and hands race to win! Read words, solve math, and build the tallest tower — three missions, two token levels, endless fun.
Start with Yellow Tokens for younger kids, add Pink Tokens as they level up. Then choose your mission.
Yellow tokens feature short 3–4 letter words and simple addition and subtraction with sums and differences up to 10. Perfect for early readers and young counters who are just building their first skills — visual, fast, and confidence-building.
Pink tokens feature longer 5–7 letter words and more challenging addition and subtraction with sums and differences up to 20. Kids who have mastered the basics can mix Yellow and Pink tokens for an extra challenge.
Three levels: match pictures (under 4), read a word and find the picture (ages 4–5), or look at a picture and find the matching word (ages 6–7).
Solve the expression on your token (e.g. 1+5) and race to find the token on the table showing the answer (6). Yellow tokens go up to 10, Pink up to 20.
A logic duel! Place tokens into two number sentences on the board, checking <, >, and = after every move. When both sentences are true, shout "READMATHIA!" to win.
Everything you need for reading and math practice that feels like play.
ReadMathia is designed around how children actually learn to read and count.
Children learn to read by seeing words repeatedly in meaningful contexts. Every card in ReadMathia pairs a word with a picture, reinforcing the connection between print and meaning in the same way early literacy research recommends — active, repeated exposure that feels like play.
Research on early math shows that comparing quantities — "more," "less," "equal" — is foundational to number sense and later arithmetic. ReadMathia makes comparison the core mechanic of every round, so kids build this critical skill through every card they play.
The race element isn't just fun — it's functional. Timed practice (even informal, game-based pacing) is one of the most reliable ways to build reading fluency and automatic number recall. Kids who can read and count quickly have more mental resources for comprehension and problem-solving.
A University of Oregon meta-analysis of 18 studies found a 76% chance that number board games improve children's numeracy. Game-based practice produces stronger and longer-lasting skill gains than passive drill — because engagement is the engine of learning.
Order ReadMathia today and turn every card into a learning moment your child will actually ask to repeat.