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These mental math games provide a fun way for your students to revise / reinforce operations - addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Each game can be played in pairs or a small group; each student has their own game sheet. The winner is the first person to reach the top of any column. The games can even be played individually: the aim is to race to the top to see which column wins. *In every grid, each row presents a math fact for each of the numbers in the race. ~Variation: Using

Valentine Math Bump Games - great for integrating with your Valentine's Day activities. Four games titled, "Take Heart": (students apply basic math skills of addition and multiplication) 1. roll 2 dice, add, and multiply by 5 2. roll 2 dice, add, and multiply by 6 3. roll 2 dice, add, and multiply by 7 4. roll 2 dice, add, and multiply by 8 The game boards could be laminated or placed inside a plastic sleeve.

These mental maths games provide a fun way for your students to revise / reinforce operations - addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Each game can be played in pairs or a small group; each student has their own game sheet. The winner is the first person to reach the top of any column. The games can even be played individually: the aim is to race to the top to see which column wins. *In every grid, each row presents a maths fact for each of the numbers in the race. ~Variation: U

Valentine Math Bump Games – great for integrating with your Valentine’s Day activities. Eleven games titled, “Take Heart”: (students apply basic math skills of addition, subtraction, and multiplication) 1. roll 3 dice, then add to find the total 2. roll 3 dice, add, then double 3. roll 2 dice, multiply, then add 9 4. roll 2 dice, multiply, then add 10 5. roll 2 dice, multiply, then add 11 6. roll 2 dice, multiply, then add 20 7. roll 2 dice, multiply, then subtract from

Combine a math practice dot-to-dot activity with Saint Patrick's Day theme and what do you get? - This Saint Patrick's Day Dot-to-Dot Freebie! There is the choice of giving your students the sheet with the written number sentences to complete, or a blank sheet where they write the answers to your oral / written mathematical problems. To see more Saint Patrick's Day products, you're welcome to click here.

Included in this Mental Math Game Pack: 5 x mixed multiplication & division (times tables) games, 5 x addition games, 5 x subtraction games. Materials needed: one dice and transparent counters of two colors. How to Play: Two players take turns rolling a dice, moving around the game board, answering the equations, and placing transparent counters on the numerals in the middle. If the other player has covered your numeral, you can bump that counter off and replace it with your own. If that nume

Your students can have fun reinforcing their addition, subtraction, and multiplication skills in a game format. Each colored math game sheet has the same fall / autumn background scene. This resource consists of 5 board games: 4 filled in with number facts and 1 blank game board. There is also a Record Sheet for each student to record their progressive answers (number of leaves raked) in the form of a black & white blank game board. [This could also be used as a game sheet if you so desire.]

Valentine Maths Bump Games {British English} – great for integrating with your Valentine’s Day activities. Eleven games titled, “Take Heart”: (students apply basic maths skills of addition, subtraction and multiplication) 1. roll 3 dice, then add to find the total 2. roll 3 dice, add, then double 3. roll 2 dice, multiply, then add 9 4. roll 2 dice, multiply, then add 10 5. roll 2 dice, multiply, then add 11 6. roll 2 dice, multiply, then add 20 7. roll 2 dice, multiply, then su

Valentine Maths Bump Games {British English} - great for integrating with your Valentine's Day activities or use the games any time of the year. Four games titled, "Take Heart": (students apply basic maths skills of addition and multiplication) 1. roll 2 dice, add, then multiply by 5 2. roll 2 dice, add, then multiply by 6 3. roll 2 dice, add, then multiply by 7 4. roll 2 dice, add, then multiply by 8 The game boards could be laminated or placed inside a plastic sheet protector. *Year 1 - 3