From 1 to Z has 108 cards, each of which has both a letter of the alphabet (A to Z) and a number corresponding to that letter's place in the alphabet (A is 1, B is 2, Z is 26). It also has a task die, and a one-minute timer. At the start of the game each player is dealt 6 cards, which they lay out on the table before them.
For each round, the task die is rolled and the timer started. During the minute, players each try to use their cards to accomplish the task indicated by the die:
WORD. Use up to 4 of the cards to make a valid word.
MATH. Use up to 4 of the cards to make an equation using addition and/or subtraction whose result is a number that ends in 0.
EITHER. Fulfill either the WORD or the MATH task.
BOTH. Use up to 6 of the cards to make both a word and an equation ending with a number ending in 0.
After the time runs out, the players then show what they made, and if it's valid they put those cards into a personal points pile, and draw cards to replenish to 6 cards. After 5 rounds, the player with the most cards in their points pile wins he game.
If there is a tie, the tied players play a tie-breaker round: Each is dealt 6 new cards, and they try to make the highest-scoring word, where the word's value is the sum of the numbers on the cards used.