McClassy

Great partner math game to practice basic math facts. Copy (laminate) and add cover-up chips and 2 dice. (If using the challenge side for + and -, add 2 polyhedral (12-sided) dice). Players take turns rolling 2 dice to find the sum (or difference). When hey roll a total of 7, they cover a lucky charm. First player to cover all 8 lucky charms, "wins"! 2 different styles of game boards: All on one page, for 2-players; Separate directions and separate player charm strips, to accommodate 3 (or mor

Fan favorite, partner game (up to 4 players)! Minimal prep: copy on card stock; cut 36 number cards; laminate all. Here's how you play: Directions:1. Place all cards face down in a draw pile. 2. Players take turns placing 6 numbers cards in a row, “in” the head. If using a timer, set it after each roll. 3. Each player writes a number sentence on their sheet, using 3 numbers from “in” the head. 4. Players take turns sharing their number sentence. If it is TRUE, they color in a star on their

Differentiated levels: pips, within 5, within 6, within 8, within 15 2 student copies per page (just cut in half) Number path on top for support

This one is a HUGE hit with my students! It plays much like "Shut the Box." Copy on colored paper, double-sided and laminate for an instant partner math game- just add dice and cover-up chips!

Instant partner math game/math station- just print and add coverup chips and 1 die or 2 dice! 10 different game boards! Ready to go and already differentiated- just pick the game board that matches your students' math skills! Each +1-+5, has 2 versions- one that uses only 1 die, and one that uses 2 dice. A huge hit with students!

*5 slides *Click and drag the correct symbol (= or ≠) to make the equation true

Rock Paper Scissors- Addition Partner Game *Each player takes ½ of the deck, face down. *Players take turns flipping their top card, reading the number sentence, & solving the sum. *After each player answers, players show their card. *If both answered correctly, the rock, paper, scissors “winner” takes both cards. *If one answers incorrectly, the other player takes both cards. *If both answer incorrectly, neither player takes the cards. *Play continues until cards are gone. The player with the