Second Grade Math All Year Games Bundle | Distance Learning

Games are such a fun and effective way to practice math! This bundle of 30 easy-prep math games will fill your math centers with engaging review of addition, subtraction, and place value skills all year!

These games are also sold as two separate resources, but you'll save by buying them in this bundle!

Second Grade One Page Math Games Addition and Subtraction

Second Grade One Page Math Games Place Value

You can have the 30 games in this bundle ready to go in a snap! Each game is just one page, with no cards to print, cut, or lose!

You'll save ink, too, because each game comes in two formats: low color and black & white.

****PLEASE NOTE***** This is not an interactive digital resource, but you'll find many uses for it in your distance teaching!

* Parents, during an extended school closure/ distance learning period, choose a game to play each day. Include some brief discussion of the math skills involved as you play, as it comes up in the course of playing.

* Teachers, play a game of Teacher vs. The Class as part of your math lesson on Zoom or similar, modeling how to mark the board with a favorite app and how to use online dice rollers on another screen if no dice are available. Take a screenshot of the game and either post it on your password protected website or email the game to your class families after your meeting. If you're making printable packs, the blackline versions will save your ink! You'll keep your students' math skills sharp without using lots of tedious worksheets! These games are a fun and effective way to practice math vocabulary, critical thinking, and mental math.

The graphics used in these games are not seasonal, so you'll be able to use them anytime during the school year that you need them!

All you'll need to add to get your students playing these games is dice (or access to an online roller), game board pieces, and erasable markers.

The topics in this set include...

★ Adding and subtracting multiples of ten to two- and three-digit numbers

★ Adding 100 to two- and three-digit numbers

★ Using three numbers to create the greatest/least possible number

★ Comparing three-digit numbers using > and <

★ Skip counting to 1,000 by twos, fives, and tens

★ Writing three-digit numbers in expanded form

★ Addition through 20

★ Subtraction within 20

★ Finding 50 (sums of two and three two-digit numbers)

★ Finding 100 (sums of two and three two-digit numbers)

★ Adding three numbers through sums of 18

★ Addition and subtraction 15-20; odd & even numbers

★ Mentally subtracting within 20

★ Missing subtrahends (minuends 15-20)

★ Missing addends, sums of 7-20

★ Adding two-digit numbers with regrouping

★ Subtracting two-digit numbers with regrouping

★ Adding three numbers using mental math strategies like making tens

and regrouping

★ Adding four two-digit numbers with regrouping

★ Adding multiples of 100 to 2-12

How can you use these games?

★ Math Centers

★ Morning Tubs

★ Distance learning, as detailed above

★ Fun Friday

★ Early Finishers

★ Intervention

★ Family Math Night

★ Send home black and white copies for family homework

For your convenience, a family letter (in both English and Spanish) with tips for using learning games at home is also included in this bundle.

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