Toyummy turns multiplication into a fast, friendly card game for two or more players. Kids answer, win Toyummy money from the bank, and make change as they go — practising maths without noticing they're learning.
★ Buy the card game and join us!Ages 6–11 · 2+ players · times tables, money & a little English — all in one box.
Kids are home, you're working, and screens creep up. Toyummy is the easy yes — a game they reach for that quietly keeps their numbers sharp.
A game kids pull out on their own — siblings and friends included — instead of another hour on a tablet.
The four-answer hint side helps strugglers build confidence; the race to win pushes confident kids to go faster.
Times tables on the cards; adding, subtracting and making change with the money. Real maths, real play.
Every animal travels in a group with a real name — a parliament of owls, a mischief of mice. Vocabulary, for free.
Start with the deck, add the money for the full game, or grab the Complete Pack and save.
36 animal question cards covering every table from 2 to 9.
The Math Deck plus the full $1,110 money set — the whole game in one box.
$1,110 of Toyummy play money — half-size notes for paying and making change.
Two quick looks at the game in action, plus a three-minute walkthrough of the rules.
Two or more players, a deck, and a bank of money in the middle. Here's the loop.
The reader shows the four-answer side and reads the question. The player on turn says how many animals there are.
Right answer? Take that amount from the bank and keep the card. If exact change is short, swap notes with another player — they earn $1 for helping.
Play until the bank is empty, then everyone counts. The totals should add to $1,110 — and the richest player wins the round.
Each card teaches the real English name for a group of animals. Kids pick them up without trying — and love saying them.
It's built for primary-school kids, roughly 6 to 11, who are learning their times tables. The four-answer hint side means beginners can join in and learn the answers over time, while older kids race to answer first.
Two or more — perfect for siblings, a playdate, or a parent and child. A round runs until the bank is empty, usually 15–25 minutes.
No. It's original Toyummy play money, printed at half the size of real notes and clearly marked “not legal tender.” It exists so kids practise paying, making change and exchanging.
The pack is balanced so there's always enough small change, but players are still forced to make exchanges — and that's where the adding and subtracting happens. When everyone's totals add back to $1,110, you know the counting was correct.
The deck plays well on its own. The money turns it into a richer game about earning and exchanging, so most families choose the Complete Pack.