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Digital Fall Bump Addition and Subtraction
Digital Fall Bump Addition and Subtraction
Digital Fall Bump Addition and Subtraction
Digital Fall Bump Addition and Subtraction
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BUMP is always a favorite math center so it has been sad not to offer it to my class because of germs! BUT COVID can't stop this teacher so I made it digital! Students can play each other virtually while staying in their seats which means no germs! PLUS once COVID craziness comes to an end you can print to use as math centers, too. I made multiple kinds of boards depending on student levels. They range from 2 dice to 4 dice games. Just give your students the dice in a small container (avoids the extra noise and flying dice around the classroom PLUS GERMS). Then have your students access the file where they can edit to play each other. Each student can add a leaf to the board just like they would add counters to the board normally.

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Digital Fall Bump Addition and Subtraction

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BUMP is always a favorite math center so it has been sad not to offer it to my class because of germs! BUT COVID can't stop this teacher so I made it digital! Students can play each other virtually while staying in their seats which means no germs! PLUS once COVID craziness comes to an end you can p
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BUMP is always a favorite math center so it has been sad not to offer it to my class because of germs! BUT COVID can't stop this teacher so I made it digital! Students can play each other virtually while staying in their seats which means no germs! PLUS once COVID craziness comes to an end you can print to use as math centers, too. I made multiple kinds of boards depending on student levels. They range from 2 dice to 4 dice games. Just give your students the dice in a small container (avoids the extra noise and flying dice around the classroom PLUS GERMS). Then have your students access the file where they can edit to play each other. Each student can add a leaf to the board just like they would add counters to the board normally.

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