Shaping Math Minds

These roll and add games are for students to use while practicing addition fluency. You can easily differentiate in your classroom with the +1 through +9 sets. This game set uses 10-sided dice (0-9). It can be played with partners or individually. 2 Bonus Games- Roll and Add to 10 - Roll and Add to Make 10 Best for advanced kindergarten students who have an understanding of adding conceptually, 1st grade students, 2nd grade students, or struggling 3rd grade students who need practice with adding

These roll and add games are for students to use while practicing addition fluency. You can easily differentiate in your classroom with the +1 through +6 sets. This game set uses 6-sided dice. It can be played with partners or individually. 2 Bonus Games- Roll and Add to 10 - Roll and Add to Make 10 Who should you use these with?Best for advanced kindergarten students who have an understanding of adding conceptually, 1st grade students, or struggling 2nd grade students who need practice with add

Multiplications Tents for Facts 0-12! I thought of these after making the addition tents. They have been a great small group/center activity. These would be best used in 3rd grade, but could be used with higher level 2nd graders and lower level 4th graders, as well as anyone who needs to practice their multiplication fact fluency.

These were an idea from one of my grade levels that has been a great small group/center activity. These would be best used in grade 1, but could be used with higher level kindergarteners and lower level 2nd graders, as well as anyone who needs to practice their addition fact fluency.

This game/activity is ideal for 3rd grade because they have learned all the addition strategies and the algorithm. Higher 2nd grade and lower 4th grade students would have success with this game/activity also. Great resource to be used during math rotations/centers with partners or individually.

I thought of these after making the addition tents. They have been a great small group/center activity. These would be best used in 3rd grade, but could be used with higher level 2nd graders and lower level 4th graders, as well as anyone who needs to practice their multiplication fact fluency.