Description
Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying, and Dividing Decimals Games (4 games, Print Digital) for practice and review. Multi-player and single-player can be used as a worksheet as well. Great for review, warm-ups, centers.
These games aim to encourage students to practice the algorithm and make practice /review fun and exciting. They can self-correct in the sense that if their answer is not on the game board they need to check their work. The students can play in pairs or groups and compete.
Print and google slides version included. The google slides version includes a spinner instead of dice. The google slides link is included in the instructions pdf.
The game boards can be used as worksheets as well as single-player games. Lots of practice can be done with these games and the students can guide and help each other when working in groups.
The students need to know the algorithm and be able to add, subtract, multiply and divide decimals and turn them into equivalent ones (0.5=0.50=0.500)
Find more decimals resources here
representing activities and more
This resource is Outschool use approved with the one-time purchase of the Outschool extended licence
Adding Subtracting Multiplying Dividing Decimals Review Games Print Digital
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Description
Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying, and Dividing Decimals Games (4 games, Print Digital) for practice and review. Multi-player and single-player can be used as a worksheet as well. Great for review, warm-ups, centers.
These games aim to encourage students to practice the algorithm and make practice /review fun and exciting. They can self-correct in the sense that if their answer is not on the game board they need to check their work. The students can play in pairs or groups and compete.
Print and google slides version included. The google slides version includes a spinner instead of dice. The google slides link is included in the instructions pdf.
The game boards can be used as worksheets as well as single-player games. Lots of practice can be done with these games and the students can guide and help each other when working in groups.
The students need to know the algorithm and be able to add, subtract, multiply and divide decimals and turn them into equivalent ones (0.5=0.50=0.500)
Find more decimals resources here
representing activities and more
This resource is Outschool use approved with the one-time purchase of the Outschool extended licence




