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I Have, Who Has Game - Integers - Addition 2
I Have, Who Has Game - Integers - Addition 2
I Have, Who Has Game - Integers - Addition 2
I Have, Who Has Game - Integers - Addition 2
I Have, Who Has Game - Integers - Addition 2
I Have, Who Has Game - Integers - Addition 2
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Students will enjoy addition of integers using I Have, Who Has game cards.

PLEASE email me (lmiller@camden.k12.ga.us) if you would like me to create game sets that are not posted yet.

Make math fun with this I Have, Who Has game. It can be used for reviewing specific skills, as an activating strategy or simply use it on a game day. There are 24 cards in the set.

Print the worksheet. Card stock is recommended. Card stock will increase the durability of the cards and make them easier to use. Cut the cards apart and save each set of cards in an envelope. You can start the game with any card. Have a student read their card. The students will do the problems. The student who has the answer to the problem will read his/her card. The game continues until the first student who read his/her card has the answer to a student�s problem.


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I Have, Who Has Game - Integers - Addition 2

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Description

Students will enjoy addition of integers using I Have, Who Has game cards.

PLEASE email me (lmiller@camden.k12.ga.us) if you would like me to create game sets that are not posted yet.

Make math fun with this I Have, Who Has game. It can be used for reviewing specific skills, as an activating strategy or simply use it on a game day. There are 24 cards in the set.

Print the worksheet. Card stock is recommended. Card stock will increase the durability of the cards and make them easier to use. Cut the cards apart and save each set of cards in an envelope. You can start the game with any card. Have a student read their card. The students will do the problems. The student who has the answer to the problem will read his/her card. The game continues until the first student who read his/her card has the answer to a student�s problem.


This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.
Report this resource to TPT
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January 17, 2014
Great resource that kids enjoy! Thanks!!
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