This is a wonderful game to play once students have a conceptual understanding of doubles and doubles plus 1. It is an easy, quick, and fun daily review that the students love!
Pass all of the cards out to the students until you run out. Encourage the students to go a head and be thinking about what they are listening for. Have the student with the go card start the game. The game will end when the person with the go card answers last.
Other play ideas include:
Timed play this always motivates the students pay attention and beat their previous time
Small group or partner have the students put the cards in order
Differentiated math centers and other activities be found here on TpT by me, CTG.
I used this at the beginnin of the year when we first reviewed the strategy, then again a few weeks ago with a group that still needed some practice. Thanks! ~ Lisa
Great! My students loved playing this game. It helped them with the concept.
August 9, 2012
lg1teach
This will give me a new twist to working on doubles.
June 17, 2012
lollajen
My class loves I have...who has.... can't wait to incorporate this one.
April 30, 2012
rsambursky
I love all the "I have Who has" games! This was perfect for my current math unit. The wording was a little confusing for my 1st graders at first, but they caught on quickly!
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judyalfo
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Sorry it took me a little longer than I would have liked...LONG week! I uploaded the revised version onto TpT so you should be able to download it again with the correction. Please let me know if this did not work! Thank you so much for purchasing my product! CTG
March 2, 2013
judyalfo
I really like the Doubles I have ... Who has?
However I have an issue with the lower case i for the word I.
I teach my students that the word I is always a capital; and therefore cannot use these cards that have i for the word I. Could you capitalize the I or change the font?
Thank you, Judy