Description
Riddle Race is a fun and engaging game that practices tens and ones, ten more/ten less and one more/one less. It includes a gameboard, 36 place value riddle cards, place value charts, 2 printables, and student-friendly directions. It is common core aligned.
This game is designed to be played for math centers and stations. But you could also display the game board and play whole class (boys vs. girls, teacher vs. students...etc.) or use the riddle cards as a quick warm-up or sponge activity.
The product also includes 2 printables (one that is open-ended that you can use again and again!).
Be sure to check out my First Grade Place Value bundle for the full version of this product, along with many other engaging games, activities, and printables!
You also may like the Find and Color No Prep Printables or the open-ended place value routine Today's Number.
This game is designed to be played for math centers and stations. But you could also display the game board and play whole class (boys vs. girls, teacher vs. students...etc.) or use the riddle cards as a quick warm-up or sponge activity.
The product also includes 2 printables (one that is open-ended that you can use again and again!).
Be sure to check out my First Grade Place Value bundle for the full version of this product, along with many other engaging games, activities, and printables!
You also may like the Find and Color No Prep Printables or the open-ended place value routine Today's Number.
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Highlights
Digital downloads
Grades
K - 2nd
Subjects
Standards
CCSS1.NBT.B.2
CCSS1.NBT.C.5
Tags
Pages
10
Description
Riddle Race is a fun and engaging game that practices tens and ones, ten more/ten less and one more/one less. It includes a gameboard, 36 place value riddle cards, place value charts, 2 printables, and student-friendly directions. It is common core aligned.
This game is designed to be played for math centers and stations. But you could also display the game board and play whole class (boys vs. girls, teacher vs. students...etc.) or use the riddle cards as a quick warm-up or sponge activity.
The product also includes 2 printables (one that is open-ended that you can use again and again!).
Be sure to check out my First Grade Place Value bundle for the full version of this product, along with many other engaging games, activities, and printables!
You also may like the Find and Color No Prep Printables or the open-ended place value routine Today's Number.
This game is designed to be played for math centers and stations. But you could also display the game board and play whole class (boys vs. girls, teacher vs. students...etc.) or use the riddle cards as a quick warm-up or sponge activity.
The product also includes 2 printables (one that is open-ended that you can use again and again!).
Be sure to check out my First Grade Place Value bundle for the full version of this product, along with many other engaging games, activities, and printables!
You also may like the Find and Color No Prep Printables or the open-ended place value routine Today's Number.
Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.
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These riddles were great for a game I played using place value booklets the students made. I did not play using the game board, but used the riddles. Thanks!
This was great for the game center during our Place Value Unit.
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Love this for my station
Fun!
very easy
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Standards
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CCSS1.NBT.B.2
Understand that the two digits of a two-digit number represent amounts of tens and ones. Understand the following as special cases:
CCSS1.NBT.C.5
Given a two-digit number, mentally find 10 more or 10 less than the number, without having to count; explain the reasoning used.
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