description Equations Overview
Equations is a mathematical strategy game created by Layman E. Allen and adapted from the WFF 'N PROOF educational game format in 1962. Players use numbered and mathematical tiles to construct valid equations, turning arithmetic and algebraic relationships into a competitive activity for two or more players. It is designed for classroom or family play and is mainly of interest to learners and educators using games to practice mathematical reasoning.
help Equations FAQ
Who created the game Equations?
Equations was created by Layman E. Allen. It was adapted from the WFF 'N PROOF educational game format in 1962.
How do you play Equations?
Players use numbered and mathematical tiles to construct valid equations. The strategy comes from arranging arithmetic and algebraic relationships into legal combinations.
Is Equations mainly arithmetic or algebra?
The game can use both arithmetic and algebraic relationships. Its tile-based format lets players build equations rather than simply answer a list of problems.
What is WFF 'N PROOF?
WFF 'N PROOF is an educational game format associated with Layman E. Allen. Equations applies that format to constructing mathematical statements with numbered and operation tiles.
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