Description
Looking for an engaging, low-prep ratios and proportions game to spice up your middle school math centers? This interactive 4-in-a-row game is perfect for 6th, 7th, and 8th-grade students mastering cross multiplication and proportional reasoning. Whether you need a competitive partner game or a small group assessment, this versatile activity builds mental math skills and confidence without a boring worksheet!
❤️ Save over 20% when you bundle ❤️
Solving Proportions ULTIMATE BUNDLE | Math Game & Worksheets
Scaffolded Learning:
Struggling Students can solve the TOP problems
Advanced Students can solve the BOTTOM problems
Great for:
- Pairs/Small Teams
- Student Centers
- 1 on 1 Student Assessment
- Cards can replace the dice/spinner in most board games you already have!
2 Ways to Solve:
- Cross Multiply
- Find the Growth Factor (great for mental math building!)
4 in a Row Game
Objective: Get 4 of your colored tokens in a row
Number of players: 2 players (or 2 teams)
Cards:
There are 8 cards per answer from 1-10 (80 regular playing cards)
and a total of 12 wild cards with special abilities.
Wild Cards
There are 3 types of wildcards:
WA: Remove an opponent’s piece
WB: Place your piece Anywhere
WC: Remove your opponent’s piece AND Replace it with your piece
How to play:
· Deal 2 cards per player from the math deck.
· Players solve both problems on paper or on a whiteboard
· Discard the card that was used in a discard pile
· Place your color marker on the corresponding number of the card that you choose to play
· Pick up another card and continue play until someone gets a four in a row (horizontally, vertically or diagonally).
· If all the cards have been played, the discarded cards can be reshuffled and used again until a winner is determined
Winner: The first person to get four of their colored pieces in a row.
- Math Decks from LOMA Learning can also be used with common games you probably already have in your classroom. Replace the dice with these cards and you've transformed your classroom!
✏️ Teacher Directions ✏️
-PRINT out the game board and cards on cardstock.
-LAMINATE the cards to play for years to come
-CUT out the cards
-PLAY
Solving Proportions Math Game | Ratios & Cross Multiplying | 6th 7th 8th Grade
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Description
Looking for an engaging, low-prep ratios and proportions game to spice up your middle school math centers? This interactive 4-in-a-row game is perfect for 6th, 7th, and 8th-grade students mastering cross multiplication and proportional reasoning. Whether you need a competitive partner game or a small group assessment, this versatile activity builds mental math skills and confidence without a boring worksheet!
❤️ Save over 20% when you bundle ❤️
Solving Proportions ULTIMATE BUNDLE | Math Game & Worksheets
Scaffolded Learning:
Struggling Students can solve the TOP problems
Advanced Students can solve the BOTTOM problems
Great for:
- Pairs/Small Teams
- Student Centers
- 1 on 1 Student Assessment
- Cards can replace the dice/spinner in most board games you already have!
2 Ways to Solve:
- Cross Multiply
- Find the Growth Factor (great for mental math building!)
4 in a Row Game
Objective: Get 4 of your colored tokens in a row
Number of players: 2 players (or 2 teams)
Cards:
There are 8 cards per answer from 1-10 (80 regular playing cards)
and a total of 12 wild cards with special abilities.
Wild Cards
There are 3 types of wildcards:
WA: Remove an opponent’s piece
WB: Place your piece Anywhere
WC: Remove your opponent’s piece AND Replace it with your piece
How to play:
· Deal 2 cards per player from the math deck.
· Players solve both problems on paper or on a whiteboard
· Discard the card that was used in a discard pile
· Place your color marker on the corresponding number of the card that you choose to play
· Pick up another card and continue play until someone gets a four in a row (horizontally, vertically or diagonally).
· If all the cards have been played, the discarded cards can be reshuffled and used again until a winner is determined
Winner: The first person to get four of their colored pieces in a row.
- Math Decks from LOMA Learning can also be used with common games you probably already have in your classroom. Replace the dice with these cards and you've transformed your classroom!
✏️ Teacher Directions ✏️
-PRINT out the game board and cards on cardstock.
-LAMINATE the cards to play for years to come
-CUT out the cards
-PLAY
