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This is a great game that can be used in stations during math. There are two gameboards included. Gameboard 1 uses digits 1-6, and gameboard 2 uses digits 1-9. Students will play in partners or groups of 3 with 2 dice per group. Player 1 will roll the dice and find the product of the two factors on the gameboard. They will connect two dots on the outside of that product. It is then the next players turn. The last player to close in the box gets to color in the box. The player with the mo

Students will have a great time working through multiplication problems. Based on their answer they can catch a disguised turkey for Thanksgiving! Students will get to work through two-digit by two-digit multiplication problems and word problems to practice multiplication skills set in real-world problems. Once students get their answer, they pick a turkey based on the place values; ie. the answer is 144. They may catch a turkey who's label is "ones place is even". This is a great way to no

Students will have a great time working through 2-3 digit addition problems. Based on their answer they can catch a disguised turkey for Thanksgiving! Students will get to work through 2-3 digit problems and word problems to practice addition skills set in real-world problems. Once students get their answer, they pick a turkey based on the place values; ie. the answer is 81. They may catch a turkey who's label is "ones place is odd". This is a great way to not only practice addition skills,

A great game to use for math stations, review, group work, etc. Students flip a playing card for a value. Using the value they flipped over, they need to create a polygon with that area on the grid paper; shade it in once outlined. Students go back and forth coloring in "their land". If a student flips a value already created, they may "buy" that land by erasing and coloring in with their color. The student with the most "land" wins. Students will love playing Feuding Land Owners!

A great game to practice divisibility rules! This is one of those games that is great to laminate and use over and over. Students can use one game-board between each other to see who can color in the most squares. Have students each use their own game-board to see who can fill in their board first! Included for student use are divisibility rules with game directions. All you need to add to this game is dice and a colored pencil/dry erase marker (for those who choose to laminate the game-boa