Product Code: DDAFRICA-001-0212
DDAFRICA-001-0212
Light 'N' Strike Math Game is an arcade-style game that reinforces addition, subtraction, multiplication and division skills, with 3 levels of difficulty. A large screen shows maths equations, then the numbers flash and beep.
An equation appears on the large screen and the numbers then flash and beep. When the correct answer lights up, players press it with a soft mallet or with their hands. The game reinforces addition, subtraction, multiplication and division skills and has 3 levels of difficulty.
Light 'N' Strike Math Game is an arcade-style game that reinforces addition, subtraction, multiplication and division skills, with 3 levels of difficulty. A...
In-house production of light 'n' strike math game at our ISO 9001 certified workshop in Mohra, Haryana — from raw material to final calibration under one roof.
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Every light 'n' strike math game unit passes incoming material check, in-process inspection and final calibration before dispatch.
Matched to national practical syllabuses such as WAEC, NECO, KCSE, NECTA, UNEB, ECZ and CAPS — usable by teachers without retraining.
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