Melon Rind Check The Fridge, Math Game for Kids Adding to 25, Educational, Fun Card Game to Develop Math Skills with Confidence, for 3-6 Players, Perfect for Family Fun, Ages 8+

I played a round with each of my centers and each group fell in love with this fun, educational, and fast paced game! Can’t recommend it enough! It’s a great addition to any classroom!

This is our second set of cards. We play this game so much in our house that the cards were getting a little worse for wear so we got a new set. I love that math cans be a game. It’s easy to teach & transportable.

This is a fun game that will leave kids asking to play it again. I am an intervention specialist and play this as a reward with my students. We laugh a lot while playing this game. The kids can't keep a straight face when passing off the "stinky cheese". In fact they call it the Stinky Cheese game. I will buy other games from this company.

Pros: picky 7 yr old didn’t even see this as math!Con: the cards are made with low quality paper.Overall: This is what I’ve been looking for. I need to practice math with my girl in a fun way, not turning it into a chore. We sat down immediately to play when it arrived and she already likes it. This is going to help with mental math more than anything else I’ve tried. Thank you!!

Melon Rind has come up with a new, super fun game, this time sending us to Check the Fridge! Totally perfect for gift-giving as it's illustrations are so cute, the game is a hoot to play, and it is so reasonably priced. Check the Fridge is beautifully designed and packaged, with much the same look and feel as the other games in the Melon Rind collection, which I think are terrific as they are compact to pop in a bag and take with us on the go. I also love that the instructions are laid out clearly so it takes absolutely no time to get playing. Our family gives this game an A+!

I love playing this game with my children aged 9, 8, and 5. It is wonderful for working on math skills and having fun at the same time.

The game is super fun but our deck has misprints :( there are 62 instead of 63 cards and two of the carrot cards are 15, which aren’t even part of the normal match. We’ll have to take some out to ensure we’re not left with impossible matches next time.

We love this game! My 2nd grader needs to practice addition problems and this has been the best. I love learning activities that don’t feel like a chore (writing math problems is torture for my boys) and this has been a fun way to practice math. And with a little extra help, even my 5 year old plays with us.