Price: $27.99 - $24.99
(as of Feb 06, 2025 23:57:48 UTC – Details)
Double Shutter requires strategic choices and a good dose of luck! Roll the dice and knock down a combination of numbered tiles that equals the rolled number. Play until there are no tiles left to equal the dice. The ultimate goal is to knock down two rows of tiles. This is easier said than done! Have the lowest point total to win this addictive game. Double Shutter is great for teaching kids addition. Includes game box, lid and 2 dice.
An addictive game for up to 4 players that can be played solo, cooperatively or competitively.
Roll the dice, add up the dots and find the best combination of numbered tiles to flip down.
Players develop strategies, figure probabilities and use arithmetic to Shut the Super Box!
A tactile, enticing way to help teach kids addition!
Customers say
Customers enjoy the fun and educational tabletop game. They find it great for learning basic math skills and helping to reinforce addition facts. The numbers are made from piano key material that is heavy and solid. The game is well-made and easy to set up and take, with simple rules. It can be played alone or with multiple people.
AI-generated from the text of customer reviews
Reviewer: Torry
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: It is so much fun to play, fast playing and up to four players can play!
Review: Fun playing and great and it keeps the mind going with the adding up the dice, love it and so do my friends!
Reviewer: Mar
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Fun to play-Easy to learn
Review: Eight year old mastered the rules within one minute and “double shuttered” within one day. Six year enjoys playing and choosing which pieces to flip down.Incorporating options and new “house rules” with scoring. This game is a go-to for solitary play or family night fun.Helping to teach patience and perseverance – accepting the roll of the dice.
Reviewer: laura kirkland
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Math can indeed be fun
Review: Double Shutter is a math-oriented game, where the player rolls the dice and then turns over 2 rows of “keys” where the numbers turned down (or shut) must equal the sum of the dice. It is a simple math-oriented concept that doesn’t feel “boring”. The game ends when the player cannot make the sum of the keys equal the dice – or the player turns over all the keys. If multiple people are playing, the one with the lowest total on the remaining keys wins. If it is a solo game, winning is technically when all the keys are turned over.We first received this toy as a gift for my son (age 6.5 and very good at math) from my brother, who had a friend recommend it since it was “Toy of the Year.” I have since given it twice to my son’s friends who are celebrating their 7th birthdays. My brother enjoyed it so much that he bought one for himself to keep at his office for stress relief.Things I like about it:Can be played alone or with multiple people.Great for reinforcing that 1+7 = 6+2 = 5+2+1, etc.Fast games.Adults love it perhaps even more than kids.Easy for kids and parents to play together.Comes in a good case for easy storage.Things I don’t like:It’s addictive!!!
Reviewer: Dina M
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Excellent game!
Review: What a wonderful game! Best part is there are no pieces to lose except two dice! Great game for family time – also a nice opportunity for kids to practice their math skills. We love it!
Reviewer: turing_machine
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Fun!
Review: Very fun and easy game that is well made. I do find it more enjoyable than regular shut the box. Highly recommended.
Reviewer: Trista
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Fun for almost all ages
Review: This is the perfect family game whether you are using it to help with math skills, or if you need an easy car game.
Reviewer: Heather L
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Wonderful game for all!
Review: I bought a couple of these for my second grade classroom and they were such a big hit that I wrote a grant to buy 10 more! This is a great game because it can be played individually or with others. It is a perfect activity for students to do when they finish work early! To play, you roll the dice and put down tiles that add up to the total on the dice. The object is to get all the tiles (or more than your personal high) by the end of the game. It is great for reinforcing addition facts. It is a lot of fun! My students love it and are addicted to it. I ended up buying a couple games to keep at home for my family as well and they are always out being played! The tin box is also great and holds up so much nicer than a cardboard box. Wonderful game!
Reviewer: Kristy Dean
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Fun and easy game for all ages.
Review: I had to file a missing package through the post office for the 1st one I sent 2/16. I had to order a second one which was received and my sister liked it. My daughter loved this game when we used it in physical therapy.Simple game. Roll the dice, knock up to 3 tiles down that add up to the dice. Keep going until all the tiles are down or you cant knock any down. The total number standing is your score. The person with the lowest score wins. Good for all ages.
Reviewer: David Antonio
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Un juego bastante entretenido, llegó en excelentes condiciones.Muy contento.
Reviewer: lil
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: If you like Shut the box this is going to take it to another level. Brilliant game so entertaining and more tactical in the thought process with the double layer to eliminate. So much fun
Reviewer: ANA
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Es tal y como se refleja en el anuncio, ademas su precio es muchísimo menor al que figura en las tiendas, llega perfectamente protegido y es muy divertido. Sobre todo es ideal para jugar con niños o siolo . ¡ Me encanta !.
Reviewer: Client d’Amazon
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Super jeu
Reviewer: 💐
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Shut the box, nella sua versione originale come in questa versione double, è un gioco divertente e allo stesso tempo un modo efficace per stimolare il calcolo a mente, imparare gli “amici del 10” e riconoscere visualmente le quantità senza conteggio, utilizzando i dadi.Insomma, comprate un gioco di società e vi ritrovate fra le mani uno strumento di potenziamento cognitivo. Non male!Consigliatissimo per bambini del primo ciclo della primaria e per quelli del secondo ciclo che non amano il calcolo a mente.Utilizzatelo anche con i piccoli di 5 anni: vi stupiranno!
