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What to do… Select a game mat and print it out. I like to print mine on cardstock and then laminate. Although they work just fine without being laminated. When you print select “FIT” so it fits on the page. If you don’t, the side borders will be cut off. Each mat will need two dice and 22 markers (11 markers for each player). You can use cubes, two-color discs, or my favorite…seasonal mini erasers! I usually find mine in the Target $ section. Directions… Put a game mat between two play

Students will count the monsters and put the corresponding number in the number bond. They will then use the number bond to make two addition and two subtraction number sentences to create a "fact family." This set has sums to ten. Color printing is best because the number bond "parts" have the corresponding colored monsters. I put each page in a page protector because I have found page protectors easier to be erased than when I laminate. There are 25 pages in this set. This is a good

This is a two-player game with very little prep! Students will practice facts and will “get up and move” while playing. When my kids play their favorite boxes to land on are the boxes with movements! Supplies…You will need two different markers (Mini erasers fit great!) and one die. You will also need to choose a game board to print on cardstock. Laminating, or a page protector is optional, but not necessary. Game boards come in color and black and white. How to Play…Put the markers in th

Students will count the monsters and put the corresponding number in the number bond. They will then use the number bond to make two addition and two subtraction number sentences to create a "fact family." This set has sums to fifteen. Color printing is best because the number bond "parts" have the corresponding colored monsters. I put each page in a page protector because I have found page protectors easier to be erased than when I laminate. There are 5 pages in this set. This is a goo

This is a fun game for kids to practice counting and filling two 10 frames with mini marshmallows. Each player will need a game board. Player 1 will use a paperclip and pencil to make a “spinner.” Player 1 will put the corresponding number of marshmallows on his/her ten frame. Then Player 2 will spin and place the corresponding number of marshmallows on his/her ten frame. The winner is the first player to fill his/her ten frames, or spin 20! Students can also play individually and see how m