Description
This packet was designed around a specific math skill (Representing 10's and 1's--1.NBT.2), rather than a season. This makes it easy to incorporate at any time during the year.
The games are easy for the teacher to make and easy for the children to play individually or in groups of two/three.
They have been used successfully in my classroom and altered as needed to be more user friendly for my students.
The games have an image that visually demonstrates how to the play the game as well as simple written directions.
6 math games included:
1. Ways to represent a number (The students practice representing double-digit numbers in 4 different ways.)
2. Place value match-up (The students practice representing double-digit numbers in 4 different ways.)
3. Mystery Picture (The students practice reading numbers and identifying them on a hundreds chart)
4. Tic-Tac-Toe (The students practice place value, while playing tic-tac-toe)
5. Bingo (Practice identifying numbers, while playing bingo. The caller calls 7 tens 4 ones, players find 74)
6. Place Value War (The students practice building and reading double-digit numbers.)
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The games are easy for the teacher to make and easy for the children to play individually or in groups of two/three.
They have been used successfully in my classroom and altered as needed to be more user friendly for my students.
The games have an image that visually demonstrates how to the play the game as well as simple written directions.
6 math games included:
1. Ways to represent a number (The students practice representing double-digit numbers in 4 different ways.)
2. Place value match-up (The students practice representing double-digit numbers in 4 different ways.)
3. Mystery Picture (The students practice reading numbers and identifying them on a hundreds chart)
4. Tic-Tac-Toe (The students practice place value, while playing tic-tac-toe)
5. Bingo (Practice identifying numbers, while playing bingo. The caller calls 7 tens 4 ones, players find 74)
6. Place Value War (The students practice building and reading double-digit numbers.)
Click here for other Common Core math game packs!
Click here for a year of math games (78 games total) that allow for practice of all 1st Grade Common Core Math Standards!
Thanks for stopping by!! If you enjoy this product, please feel free to visit my Liv to Teach Blog for more fun ideas, follow my store for future updates and freebies, or earn TpT credits for items you download by leaving feedback!
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Highlights
Digital downloads
Grades
1st - 2nd
Subjects
Standards
CCSS1.NBT.B.2
CCSS1.NBT.B.2a
CCSS1.NBT.B.2b
Pages
53
Description
This packet was designed around a specific math skill (Representing 10's and 1's--1.NBT.2), rather than a season. This makes it easy to incorporate at any time during the year.
The games are easy for the teacher to make and easy for the children to play individually or in groups of two/three.
They have been used successfully in my classroom and altered as needed to be more user friendly for my students.
The games have an image that visually demonstrates how to the play the game as well as simple written directions.
6 math games included:
1. Ways to represent a number (The students practice representing double-digit numbers in 4 different ways.)
2. Place value match-up (The students practice representing double-digit numbers in 4 different ways.)
3. Mystery Picture (The students practice reading numbers and identifying them on a hundreds chart)
4. Tic-Tac-Toe (The students practice place value, while playing tic-tac-toe)
5. Bingo (Practice identifying numbers, while playing bingo. The caller calls 7 tens 4 ones, players find 74)
6. Place Value War (The students practice building and reading double-digit numbers.)
Click here for other Common Core math game packs!
Click here for a year of math games (78 games total) that allow for practice of all 1st Grade Common Core Math Standards!
Thanks for stopping by!! If you enjoy this product, please feel free to visit my Liv to Teach Blog for more fun ideas, follow my store for future updates and freebies, or earn TpT credits for items you download by leaving feedback!
The games are easy for the teacher to make and easy for the children to play individually or in groups of two/three.
They have been used successfully in my classroom and altered as needed to be more user friendly for my students.
The games have an image that visually demonstrates how to the play the game as well as simple written directions.
6 math games included:
1. Ways to represent a number (The students practice representing double-digit numbers in 4 different ways.)
2. Place value match-up (The students practice representing double-digit numbers in 4 different ways.)
3. Mystery Picture (The students practice reading numbers and identifying them on a hundreds chart)
4. Tic-Tac-Toe (The students practice place value, while playing tic-tac-toe)
5. Bingo (Practice identifying numbers, while playing bingo. The caller calls 7 tens 4 ones, players find 74)
6. Place Value War (The students practice building and reading double-digit numbers.)
Click here for other Common Core math game packs!
Click here for a year of math games (78 games total) that allow for practice of all 1st Grade Common Core Math Standards!
Thanks for stopping by!! If you enjoy this product, please feel free to visit my Liv to Teach Blog for more fun ideas, follow my store for future updates and freebies, or earn TpT credits for items you download by leaving feedback!
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Great for after assignment work.
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Standards
to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
CCSS1.NBT.B.2
Understand that the two digits of a two-digit number represent amounts of tens and ones. Understand the following as special cases:
CCSS1.NBT.B.2a
10 can be thought of as a bundle of ten ones - called a “ten.”
CCSS1.NBT.B.2b
The numbers from 11 to 19 are composed of a ten and one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, or nine ones.
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