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How would your students feel about beating you in a math game? Challenge them in these exciting Beat the Teacher! Games!
Each game includes 40 cards. Each card has a point value. There are:
- ten 1 point cards (10 points)
- ten 2 point cards (20 points)
- ten 3 point cards (30 points)
- ten 4 point cards (40 points)
Directions: (There are several ways to play this game):
- Option 1: Make this a friendly game of competition between you and your classroom of students! Copy, laminate and print cards. Copy student answer sheets for students to record their answer on. Pass out cards to students. Students answer questions as you call on them. (All students can solve the problem on their own papers, even if they don’t have the card.) If they are correct, they get the points on the card. If they are incorrect, the teacher gets the points. The object of the game is for the students to have more points and BEAT THE TEACHER!! You can keep a running tally on the board (teacher vs. students) so that students can see who is winning.
- Option 2: Copy, laminate and print cards. Copy answer sheets for students. Use this as a math station/center and make this a friendly game of competition between you and a small group of students. Use the same rules as above. The difference is that students will have more cards. Or you could shorten the game by using fewer cards.
- Option 3: Pair your students. Give each pair one set of cards and 2 work/answer sheets. Students could stack the cards in a deck and take turns solving questions. The student with the most points wins.
- Option 4: Students can play individually at their desks. You would need to copy question cards and answer sheets for all students. Students would solve all problems. You would check it (or give them the answer key and they check it) and find a total score. They would aim for a score of 100. You could also shorten the assignment and they would aim for a lower score.
- Option 5: Run one set of cards. Show them to the whole class using a projector. This is a great option if you need a quick game or need to save paper!
You can use the cards in order (they get harder as the point values increase) or you can use them randomly.
This product contains all six of my best-selling Beat the Teacher Games!
I hope your students enjoy these games as much as mine do!
Follow me and be the first to know when new products are added to my store! New products are always 50% off for the first 24 hours they are posted. It pays to follow me!
Thank you so much,
Monica Parsons
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What others say
Description
How would your students feel about beating you in a math game? Challenge them in these exciting Beat the Teacher! Games!
Each game includes 40 cards. Each card has a point value. There are:
- ten 1 point cards (10 points)
- ten 2 point cards (20 points)
- ten 3 point cards (30 points)
- ten 4 point cards (40 points)
Directions: (There are several ways to play this game):
- Option 1: Make this a friendly game of competition between you and your classroom of students! Copy, laminate and print cards. Copy student answer sheets for students to record their answer on. Pass out cards to students. Students answer questions as you call on them. (All students can solve the problem on their own papers, even if they don’t have the card.) If they are correct, they get the points on the card. If they are incorrect, the teacher gets the points. The object of the game is for the students to have more points and BEAT THE TEACHER!! You can keep a running tally on the board (teacher vs. students) so that students can see who is winning.
- Option 2: Copy, laminate and print cards. Copy answer sheets for students. Use this as a math station/center and make this a friendly game of competition between you and a small group of students. Use the same rules as above. The difference is that students will have more cards. Or you could shorten the game by using fewer cards.
- Option 3: Pair your students. Give each pair one set of cards and 2 work/answer sheets. Students could stack the cards in a deck and take turns solving questions. The student with the most points wins.
- Option 4: Students can play individually at their desks. You would need to copy question cards and answer sheets for all students. Students would solve all problems. You would check it (or give them the answer key and they check it) and find a total score. They would aim for a score of 100. You could also shorten the assignment and they would aim for a lower score.
- Option 5: Run one set of cards. Show them to the whole class using a projector. This is a great option if you need a quick game or need to save paper!
You can use the cards in order (they get harder as the point values increase) or you can use them randomly.
This product contains all six of my best-selling Beat the Teacher Games!
I hope your students enjoy these games as much as mine do!
Follow me and be the first to know when new products are added to my store! New products are always 50% off for the first 24 hours they are posted. It pays to follow me!
Thank you so much,
Monica Parsons
