iTeach Math with Tech

Are your students struggling with adding decimals to the thousandths place? Do they need extra practice on this essential skill? This fun game has just been digitized! 16 different problems are included. Students practice by drawing addition expressions (either digital or in real life) with decimals and solve. Problems can either be solved on dry-erase boards or paper. Then, they find the answer on their game board and mark it with a game chip (either digital or in real life!). Students can ei

This interactive game challenges students to practice multi-digit division using decimals. Game includes 16 different game cards (different problems) and a game board with the 16 different answers. Students take turns picking a game card and solving the problem. They cover the answer with a game piece. The first person to 'Connect 4' wins!

This space themed activity will have your students converting numbers between scientific notation and standard form. This activity includes 8 space-themed questions, a recording sheet, and an answer key. Students can begin at any problem, answer the question, then find the letter that corresponds to their answer on their answer sheet. When all 8 problems have been solved, students will know the answer to the riddle: What kind of music do planets listen to?

This interactive game challenges students to practice multi-digit subtraction using decimals. Game includes 16 different game cards (different problems) and a game board with the 16 different answers. Students take turns picking a game card and solving the problem. They cover the answer with a game piece. The first person to 'Connect 4' wins!

Do your students need extra practice with adding decimals? This engaging game will have your students adding decimals correctly in no time! This game is self-correcting (students must find the answer in the game board) and fun! Students take turns 'drawing' (clicking|) on different questions, solving the decimal addition expression, and then find the answer on their game board. Students may play in pairs or individually. The student with 4 answers in a row first wins!