Geek4Math

This game will have your students identifying powers of 10 in exponential form, standard form and expanded form.

In this cooperative activity, partners take turn rolling two die to determine the problem they will solve. After solving, players initial that box if they are correct, first person with 3 in a row wins!

Have your students estimating quotients using compatible numbers in no time! This product includes: -24 task cards with clues to help students find compatible numbers -a 3-tiered game -10 question assignment with answer key

This estimating quotients has students use playing cards to create 4-digit divided by 1-digit division problem. Students estimate answers and find the corresponding answer on the game board. 1st person to get 4 answers in a row on the game board is the winner.

Students can practice front end estimation and front end estimation with adjustment with these fun task cards!

Students use playing cards and provided spinner to play Tic-Tac-Toe and practice multiplying by multiples of 10, 100, and 1,000.

A board game designed around adding and subtracting mixed numbers. Students use dice to determine placement on the game board and answer an addition or subtraction problem to stay where they are.

Students get to create, capture and calculate additive volume in this hands-on project. Students are asked to find or create 5 composite rectangular prisms using objects in the classroom. They are then asked to take a picture of each and insert in a GoogleSlide presentation. Finally, students are asked to find the measurement of each prism and label on the slide.

Easy ways for parents to help strengthen math skills at home.

Using addition, subtraction and multiplication of fractions, coupled with adding and subtracting decimals, students will plan the Super Bowl Party of the Year!

Students race around the bases adding and subtracting mixed numbers.

Students use a calculator to solve math problems. Then they flip the calculator to see a hidden word. They then, find the next card to solve using the hidden word.

Students practice adding unlike fractions and using benchmarks all in this 4-in-a Row cooperative learning game. All problems equal 1 or less, no improper or mixed numbers.

Students work together to solve the problem on each invention card. Students then order the inventions in which they occurred. All inventions were created in the 1900s. The answer to each problem is the last two digits of the year it was invented.

Students practice multiplying by 2-digits using these 3 tiered task cards. Tiers include: Set 1- 2 by 2 no regrouping Set 2- 2 by 2 regrouping Set 3- 3 by 2 mixed

Students will practice dividing whole numbers by powers of 10 through an Apple Bounce game, 2 game sheets (for logging problems and answers), and a worksheet (with answer) key. **All answers are whole numbers. No decimals included**

Students practice adding like fractions and using benchmarks all in this 4-in-a Row cooperative learning game. All problems equal 1 or less, no improper or mixed numbers.

Students practice multiplying decimals using fractions, repeated addition, place value charts, hundredths grids and bar models. Tasks cards specifically ask students to solve a certain way to practice multiple strategies!

Students practice dividing decimals and check answers by determining which president goes with which job from their past.

Students will practice dividing by 10, 100, 1000 by playing this magic squares puzzle. Cut apart the 4x4 square and have students put the square back together by solving each problem.