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Math File Folder Games are specifically designed for students in the 5th-8th grade!!! Covering such topics as Shapes and Space Games, Number Operations Games, Number Concepts Games, Patterns and Relations Games, Shape and Space Games, Statistics and Probability Games. More Info: MathFileFolderGames.com
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Thought you might be interested in seeing what I've designed as an add on to your game. It helps kids write the moves down and allows me to check that they are playing it correctly.
You can reach me at cosmosexplorer1@gmail.com if you would like it.
Or just reply back here with an e-mail I can reach you at.
I think your entrapment game is excellent and the kids do have a lot of fun playing it.
-Walter P. "The Game Guy"
Addtional note: I used this yesterday with two grade 7 classes, and they all loved it. Best of all, even the highly adapted/modified students were able to play variations of the game; I didn't have to find something else for them to do. Yay all around!
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Justin Holladay:
Math Teacher and now iOS Game designer, Justin Holladay has developed an extensive background in the education realm. Justin’s passion for helping students reinforce essential math skills led him to attaining his B.Ed. and B.A.S. in Mathematics/Science from the University of Lethbridge. As an iOS game designer, Justin pursues his passion of supporting teachers in effective teaching and integration of math games into their daily lessons.
When Justin is not in the classroom sharing his math apps or collaborating with teachers on new ways to implement best practices using the iPad, he is developing and designing new math games to be utilized in the classroom. Understanding the importance of technology in the classroom, Justin is focused on leveraging these devices to improve assessment practices and increase differentiation and collaboration. In November, 2012, Justin released his first math game as an iOS game developer.
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