Making 5 Games
KindergartenWorks
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Grade Levels
K
Subjects
Resource Type
Standards
CCSSK.OA.A.4
Formats Included
- PDF
Pages
23 pages
KindergartenWorks
11.8k Followers
What educators are saying
I used this activity during my fluency block. It really helped my students see the relationships between the numbers. After they practiced it during the fluency block, I put it in a center.
I sent this game home with my students to help them practice making 5 that is a very important skill to work on!
Description
Three games to help students develop strong number sense and work on making 5. These games build in finding a missing addend as well as seeing addition and subtraction situations. Workmats are added for each gameboard in order to support working with manipulatives in order to solve.
Included:
- Labels for Organization
- Teacher Hints
- Picture Direction Sheet for Each Game
- Setup Recommendations
- 3 Game boards and workmats
Explanation of Games
Game One : Race to 5
Students race to the picnic basket by picking cards and finding the missing number to make 5. Cards included: numerals, dots, equations and missing addende equations. Workmats included.
Game Two : Speed Race to 5
Students race up their game board by spinning a number and finding the missing number to make 5. Workmats included.
Game Three : Spin It
Students play a classic game of "bump" with a fun twist. They spin a number and finding the missing number to make 5, which becomes their piece to cover, lock or bump on the game board. Workmats included.
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Helps Meet Common Core Math Standard:
- K.OA.4.a State the number that makes 5 when added to any given number 1-4 with objects.
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Terms of Use:
In a nutshell - It's yours to store privately and use personally.
- Download allows you access to the file for use in your own personal classroom.
- You can download and store the downloaded digital file (and revisions downloaded from your dashboard) onto a computer(s), device (s) or cloud-based account(s) to which only you can access the product (Private).
- Copyrighted material (downloaded file and all revisions) may not be uploaded to a blog, website, forum or cloud-based account where others can access it (Shared/Public Settings).
Included:
- Labels for Organization
- Teacher Hints
- Picture Direction Sheet for Each Game
- Setup Recommendations
- 3 Game boards and workmats
Explanation of Games
Game One : Race to 5
Students race to the picnic basket by picking cards and finding the missing number to make 5. Cards included: numerals, dots, equations and missing addende equations. Workmats included.
Game Two : Speed Race to 5
Students race up their game board by spinning a number and finding the missing number to make 5. Workmats included.
Game Three : Spin It
Students play a classic game of "bump" with a fun twist. They spin a number and finding the missing number to make 5, which becomes their piece to cover, lock or bump on the game board. Workmats included.
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This is a DIGITAL FILE. No physical product will be mailed to you.
This file is NOT EDITABLE. Custom edits and the original files in .cdr format are not available at this time. Please send a personal message if you find a typo or have a suggestion for a future product update.
Are you already a follower? If not, start today! You'll be the first to hear of NEW products so you can SAVE 25% off the first 24 hours a product becomes available. Follow Me Now!
You may also like: Frosted Tens and Ones Race Game | Penguin Jump Equation Building | Teddy Bear Party Addition to 6 and 10 Game
Join me on Kindergartenworks.com for freebies, teaching ideas and organization ideas. Or join in the conversation on facebook with thousands of other kindergarten teachers!
Kindergartenworks.com | Teacher T-Shirts | Facebook
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Helps Meet Common Core Math Standard:
- K.OA.4.a State the number that makes 5 when added to any given number 1-4 with objects.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Terms of Use:
In a nutshell - It's yours to store privately and use personally.
- Download allows you access to the file for use in your own personal classroom.
- You can download and store the downloaded digital file (and revisions downloaded from your dashboard) onto a computer(s), device (s) or cloud-based account(s) to which only you can access the product (Private).
- Copyrighted material (downloaded file and all revisions) may not be uploaded to a blog, website, forum or cloud-based account where others can access it (Shared/Public Settings).
Total Pages
23 pages
Answer Key
N/A
Teaching Duration
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Standards
to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
CCSSK.OA.A.4
For any number from 1 to 9, find the number that makes 10 when added to the given number, e.g., by using objects or drawings, and record the answer with a drawing or equation.
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