Description
This Grab It! math center allows students to explore multiplication arrays while playing a fun game. It is played like Spoons.
Directions:
Get out one less stick (or whatever you want to use) than the number of players that you have.
1.Set sticks in the middle of the table.
2. One player shuffles and deals 2 cards to each player.
3. The player who passed out the cards will pick up a card and decide if they need it. If so, they take it and pass one of their other cards to the next player. If they don't need it, then they pass it to the next player. When the two cards in their hand match, they can sneakily grab a stick. The rest of the players must grab a stick also when they notice one has been taken. One player will be left without a stick.
4. The player without a stick gets the stick from another player and sits out.
5. Continue to play until one person remains.
This specific games come with multiplying by 2s, 5s, and 10s.
The students are to match the array to the correct answer. Other differentiated math centers be found here on TpT by me, CTG.
Thanks for looking :)!!!
Directions:
Get out one less stick (or whatever you want to use) than the number of players that you have.
1.Set sticks in the middle of the table.
2. One player shuffles and deals 2 cards to each player.
3. The player who passed out the cards will pick up a card and decide if they need it. If so, they take it and pass one of their other cards to the next player. If they don't need it, then they pass it to the next player. When the two cards in their hand match, they can sneakily grab a stick. The rest of the players must grab a stick also when they notice one has been taken. One player will be left without a stick.
4. The player without a stick gets the stick from another player and sits out.
5. Continue to play until one person remains.
This specific games come with multiplying by 2s, 5s, and 10s.
The students are to match the array to the correct answer. Other differentiated math centers be found here on TpT by me, CTG.
Thanks for looking :)!!!
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Description
This Grab It! math center allows students to explore multiplication arrays while playing a fun game. It is played like Spoons.
Directions:
Get out one less stick (or whatever you want to use) than the number of players that you have.
1.Set sticks in the middle of the table.
2. One player shuffles and deals 2 cards to each player.
3. The player who passed out the cards will pick up a card and decide if they need it. If so, they take it and pass one of their other cards to the next player. If they don't need it, then they pass it to the next player. When the two cards in their hand match, they can sneakily grab a stick. The rest of the players must grab a stick also when they notice one has been taken. One player will be left without a stick.
4. The player without a stick gets the stick from another player and sits out.
5. Continue to play until one person remains.
This specific games come with multiplying by 2s, 5s, and 10s.
The students are to match the array to the correct answer. Other differentiated math centers be found here on TpT by me, CTG.
Thanks for looking :)!!!
Directions:
Get out one less stick (or whatever you want to use) than the number of players that you have.
1.Set sticks in the middle of the table.
2. One player shuffles and deals 2 cards to each player.
3. The player who passed out the cards will pick up a card and decide if they need it. If so, they take it and pass one of their other cards to the next player. If they don't need it, then they pass it to the next player. When the two cards in their hand match, they can sneakily grab a stick. The rest of the players must grab a stick also when they notice one has been taken. One player will be left without a stick.
4. The player without a stick gets the stick from another player and sits out.
5. Continue to play until one person remains.
This specific games come with multiplying by 2s, 5s, and 10s.
The students are to match the array to the correct answer. Other differentiated math centers be found here on TpT by me, CTG.
Thanks for looking :)!!!
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Looking forward to using these in class! Thanks!
Fun and useful activity
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Fun practice with arrays
Great!
Great idea.
Great activity! My kids had some trouble with the alternating colours on each array though, they found it hard to find the answer.
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