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“I have… who has?” — a maths game for the whole class

20 cards that make one big loop. Every child listens, calculates and reads aloud. A new set every click.

“I have… who has?” is a classroom favourite because nobody can switch off. Each card answers the previous question and asks the next one, so every child has to listen, calculate every question in their head and be ready when their number comes up. Twenty cards make one loop that ends exactly where it started — and children love trying to beat their time.

Best for ages 6–11

How to get the most from these sheets

Before the first game, read two or three cards together so that everyone understands the pattern “I have… Who has…?”.
With fewer than 20 children, give some players two cards. At home, a family of four can share all 20 cards and play just as well.
Keep the loop order (page 2) next to you: if the game gets stuck, you can see at once which answer is missing.
Play the same set twice in a row. The second round is much faster, and children notice their own progress.

Frequently asked questions

Does the loop always work?

Yes. The cards are generated as one closed chain: each card’s question is answered by exactly one other card, and the last question leads back to the ⭐ card.

How many children do I need?

Any number from 2 to 20. Hand out all 20 cards, giving some players several cards if needed.

Which level should I choose?

Addition to 30 for ages 6–7, subtraction for 7–8, and times tables from about 8. Click “New game” for a fresh set of cards at the same level.

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