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These fun, low-prep resources build math fact fluency as well as comparing numbers. Choose a math concept: place value, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, or fractions. Then, choose a color or a black-and-white version. All you have to do is print, grab some game pieces, and some dice. Directions are on each game board! Directions are typed in a dyslexia friendly font. Students roll the dice and depending on their game board compare place value, sums, differences, products, quoti

Addition 4 in a Row: A Multi-Level Math Game for All Learners!Engage your students in a fun and educational game that builds both addition skills and critical thinking! Use this as station work, small group intervention, and spiral review.Key Features:Multi-Level Learning: Includes 4 differentiated game boards to cater to various skill levels: Level 1 (Dice 1-6): Addition facts within 12Level 2 (Dice 1-8): Addition facts within 16Level 3 (Dice 0-9): Addition facts within 18Level 4 (Dice 1-12): A

Who doesn't like pizza? Pizza Fractions is a fun way for your students to learn or review fractions.