Falling for First

• This is a perfect game for students to cooperatively work with each other and build their math fact fluency from #1 to 15. All you have to do is print, laminate and cut! • I personally put this game at my Work with Someone center in Daily 5 Math. You can even use at the teacher-guided math table for a quick authentic assessment. • The rules are easy for them to read and understand. I usually say only 2-4 kids get to play per game. • I have included a 3 response pages that you can laminate

• This is a perfect game for students to cooperatively work with each other (small or whole group) and practice their mental math skills with adding and subtracting a ten and a one.. All you have to do is print, laminate and cut! • I personally put this game at my Work with Someone center in Daily 5 Math. However, I first play/introduce the game as a whole group activity on the rug. • I purposely did not put numbers in the game just visuals, because I wanted them to practice with the visuals so

• This is a perfect game for students to cooperatively work with each other and build practice with the addition of 2-digit numbers. All you have to do is print, laminate and cut! • I included a recording sheet and answer key for accountability. I personally put this game at my Work with Someone center in Daily 5 Math. • I purposely did not put numbers in the game just visuals, because I wanted them to practice with the visuals so they will begin to create the visuals in their heads automatica