Math Diva Productions

This fun review covers Unit One, Common Core Math Standards for second grade . Simply divide the class into teams to play this game in the interactive PowerPoint format. The students will love the music and animation. They'll also love entering their scores "live" during the game. This is so teacher friendly because the questions and answers, along with the animation is done for you. It will take about 45 minutes to complete the 20 question game. Enjoy!

Your students will have so much fun applying their multiplication skills with this interactive game! The original music and fast paced animation make everyone so excited. This is a tic tac toe game based on the old Hollywood Squares Game Show. This time there are celebrities third grade students. The PowerPoint is macro -enabled presentation so it allows you to enter the X's and O's "live" during the game. Of course, the questions are Common Core state standards, aligned.

This is a fun way to review adding, subtracting, multiplication and division with integers. Students will love the music and animation. They'll also love the way the scores appear live on the screen. The interactive PowerPoint is teacher friendly and student engaging. Be sure to use it in Microsoft 2010 or a later version.

The inspiration for this game was the fact that my 4th grade students kept having problems finding factors or multiples during spiral reviews. So, I created an interactive review game to make the learning fun. This PowerPoint format is so engaging for the students. They love the original music animation. Just divide the class into two teams, the X's and the O's. It's just like tic tac toe! Add the X's and O's live for more excitement. There is also a "Game Changer" in case of a tie. Teac

Here's a fun way to find out if your students know those "clue words" for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Those dreaded word problems won't be as awkward when your students enjoy this 20 question interactive game. Just divide the class into two teams. They earn points for determining the correct operation to use. Then they earn more points for calculating the correct solution. It's teacher friendly too. The prep time is just ten minutes. The PowerPoint platform makes i

Find out if Scooter City is operating in the black or in the red. This is a hands-on, real world activity for adding and subtracting integers. Your students will take on the role of the bookkeeper at the Scooter Shop. After entering several items in the ledger (on paper or with the excel table) students are asked to analyze the business with guided questions. There is also an extension activity for those students who finish first.