Abstract: A game method and apparatus utilizes a first and second plurality of card-like devices, each bearing indicia. The first plurality of card-like devices, include indicia depicting various arithmetic symbols, while the second plurality of card-like devices include indicia representing numerals. The symbol bearing cards determine the method of play of the game in which the numeral bearing cards may be matched, added, subtracted, multiplied, divided, or deleted from play, in accordance with a method of play determined by the rules of the game.BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTIONField of the InventionThis invention relates to playing cards used for educational purposes.In order to induce children, especially, to practice arithmetic concepts among themselves without the aid of a teacher, the present invention makes such an endeavor more fun. Children, even adults, like to play games, and many like to play card games.
Abstract: A restaurant check and method for recording and totalling itemized food costs comprising a sheet for receiving indicia having an operative format of separately delineated digit columns and a stepwise array of cell groups aligned below the vertical columns for a two step additive method of first recording complete totals of each vertical column in cell groups of the stepwise array and then summing the recorded column totals from the stepwise array in a horizontal cell row.
Abstract: A calculator-type educational device for teaching arithmetic which provides features to motivate a student to greater learning progress including means for reporting the student's arithmetic proficiency by means of post-test statistics that are displayed after completion of a problem set. A dual mode of operation is provided, namely, a first mode in which a selected number of problems is presented for a student to solve at his own pace without any specified time limit and a second mode in which the student is presented problems in a specified period of time, the number of problems being determined solely by how rapidly the student can offer a proposed solution to each such problem.An additional unique feature of the present invention is the availability of numerical limits and factor multiples to which the problem parameters are related.The disclosed embodiment incorporates a microprocessor-based programmed computer in a desk-type calculator configuration.
