Mace Made

This is a matching game, where students match the fraction to the decimal and the diagram. All of the fractions are tenths, so it is a great way to revise tenths in a fun and engaging way. See my video preview if you would like to see how I set it out. This game is great for fast finishers or as a reinforcement of skills taught. Students can play on their own, in pairs or in groups. You might even challenge students to play in a memory match game style. The cards have appropriate spelling and

These series of Exit Tickets are aligned to the new 2024 NSW syllabus. The Outcomes it addresses are: MA0-WM-01 develops understanding and fluency in mathematics through exploring and connecting mathematical concepts, choosing and applying mathematical techniques to solve problems, and communicate their thinking and reasoning coherently and clearlyMA3-RN-01 applies an understanding of place value and the role of zero to represent the properties of numbersMA3-RN-02 compares and orders decimals up

This Interactive Game is for Microsoft PowerPoint only. For the Google Slides version please click here. In this game students are given a money word problem for them to solve. All questions are multiple choice with three possible answers. It is structured in a way that allows students to independently navigate through the slides. If they get a question wrong students are able to go back to the question to have another go. It can be used as part of numeracy rotations, to reinforce skills taught

This Interactive Game is for Google Slides only. For the Microsoft PowerPoint version please click here. In this game students are given a money word problem for them to solve. All questions are multiple choice with three possible answers. It is structured in a way that allows students to independently navigate through the slides. If they get a question wrong students are able to go back to the question to have another go. It can be used as part of numeracy rotations, to reinforce skills taug

These quiz cards have a fraction or a decimal on one side and the equivalent fraction or decimal on the other, allowing students to learn while having fun. The handy folding design means you don't need to fiddle around with trying to line up double sided printing. You just print, trim the edges, fold them in half, glue them, and then cut the cards apart and you are ready to roll. These cards are great for cooperative learning whole class games. I love Kagan games, especially Quiz-Quiz-Trade. The