Eli Burger

I use this Math Madness (mad math minute) in my first grade classroom to give my students a weekly timed math drill. The levels are divided as follows: Levels 1-5 - Addition, 0-12 Levels 6-10 - Subtraction, 0-12 Levels 11-14 - Mixed Addition and Subtraction, 0-12 Levels 15-19 - Addition, 0-20 Levels 20-24 - Subtraction, 0-20 Levels 25-30 - Mixed Addition and Subtraction, 0-20 My students love Math Madness, and I can always count on the to remind me every Wednesday, if I forget. Each sheet cont

This product is a great way for your students to practice their multiplication facts. Played like classic tic-tac-toe, students choose a question to answer and then mark (or draw) on that box. First one to get three in a row wins that game. A perfect addition to your math centers or homework. Includes one sheet with 4 game boards for numbers 0-12, 2 sheets of numbers between 0 and 6, 2 for numbers between 7 and 12, and 2 for numbers between 0 and 12. Hope you enjoy!

This game is a perfect multiplication review game. It's played like a regular Bingo game with the "caller" reading out multiplication problems and the players finding and covering the sum on their cards. The game includes 30 different player cards, 1 problem sheet, 1 blank sheet and 1 answer sheet. The problem sheet includes one question per sum, but I've included a blank sheet so that you can create your own problems if you'd prefer (ex. I wrote 5 x 12, but you may prefer 6 x 10). I'd recom