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This math game will help your students practice the math addition strategy of doubles +1 also known as near doubles. Doubles + 1 or Near Doubles is a math strategy that builds upon the students proficiency at doubling and 'near numbers' (+1). Its purpose is to train students to see questions such as 7+8 and mentally break it down to 7+7+1. In this game, players practice the skills required to become proficient at doubles plus one or near doubles. To do this they take turns rolling a die. They

This Doubles Game will help your students practice the math addition strategy of doubling. In this game, players take turns rolling a die. They must then double the number they roll and place a chip on the answer. The first player to cover all their numbers is the winner. If time runs out, whoever has the most numbers covered wins. This game would make a great extension activity or center game. You could even send copies home for students to play with their families. This set contains three v

President's Day Plus 9 is a fun way to give children practice with the Plus 9 addition strategy. In this game, players take turns rolling a die. They must then add nine to the number they rolled and a place a chip on the answer. The first player to cover all their numbers is the winner. If time runs out, whoever has the most numbers covered wins. This game would make a great extension activity, center game, or a fun thing to do on Presidents' Day. You could even send copies home for students t

President's Day Doubles Plus 1 is a fun way to give children practice with the addition plus one strategy. In this game, players take turns rolling a die. They must then add one to the number they rolled and a place a chip on the answer. The first player to cover all their numbers is the winner. If time runs out, whoever has the most numbers covered wins. This game would make a great extension activity, center game, or a fun thing to do on Presidents' Day. You could even send copies home for s

The President's Day Adding 8 Game is a fun way to give children practice with the Plus 8 addition strategy. In this game, players take turns rolling a die. They must then add eight to the number they rolled and a place a chip on the answer. The first player to cover all their numbers is the winner. If time runs out, whoever has the most numbers covered wins. This game would make a great extension activity, center game, or a fun thing to do on Presidents' Day. You could even send copies home fo

Presidents' Day Rainbow Tens is a fun way to give children practice with the rainbow / friendly tens strategy. That is, numbers which add up to equal 10 (i.e. 0+10, 1+9, 2+8, 3+7, 4+6, & 5+5) In this game, players take turns rolling a die. They must then place a chip on the number that is the "friendly 10" partner of the number they rolled. For example, if player 1 rolled a 4, they would cover a 6 because 4+6 equals 10. The first player to cover all their numbers is the winner. If time runs out

President's Day Adding 0 & 10 is a fun way to give children practice with the adding 0 & 10 strategy. In this game, players take turns rolling a die. They must then add either 0 or 10 to the number they rolled and a place a chip on that answer. The first player to cover all their numbers is the winner. If time runs out, whoever has the most numbers covered wins. This game would make a great extension activity, center game, or a fun thing to do on Presidents' Day. You could even send copies hom