Mrs Cameron

This facts game is so simple and students only need a pencil and dice. (Or whiteboard markers if you choose to laminate the game) Students can work independently, in groups, or as a whole class to test their addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division skills. The object of the game is to get one of the pin numbers as your answer in order to knock it down! The more pins you knock down, the better! My students love this as an early finisher game and love to play against each other. It is e

This math "Maze" is a leveled system for students to independently practice addition skills. The skills include: 3 digit + 3 digit 6 Digit + 6 Digit 4 digit + 6 digit Adding 3 #'s (All different digits) decimal + Decimal Decimal + Whole number Whole number + Decimal + Decimal Students work their way up levels, which is very motivating! Sometimes I even give a piece of candy when they complete a level. It makes addition practice much more engaging and leaves much of the prep work at the door.

I use these math fact tracking sheets for students to log their math facts every day when doing timed facts tests. The assignment portion of the log allows you to put which facts they are working on, whether its multiplication, division etc. My favorite part is the space where students can write the facts they missed on the test. This helps them reflect on which facts they need to work on. Over time, students really gain ownership of their facts and start to see trends in their growth!