Simply Math

Need a fun game to review number sense? This game can be easy for younger students (Is it odd? Is it greater than 50?) and for students ready for a challenge (Is it prime? Is it a factor of 3?). I've included a short video to make it easy to see how the game is played. Play the game in your classroom or send it with students for families to play at home. Thanks for visiting my Simply Math store. Please take a moment to leave a comment when you purchase a product. – • – ♥ – • – Find amazi

A quick and fun way to practice rounding numbers. Choose from three different games. Numbers in GAME 1 are in order. This game might be used to help students learn how to play the game. The numbers in GAME 2 are mixed up a little bit and the numbers in GAME 3 are mixed up a lot! Choose the game that best fits your students' skill level. Two sets of cards are included that can help a capable student create a new game for the class. Keep the cards handy for those few extra minutes of time af

A fun way to practice rounding numbers. Choose from three different games. Numbers in GAME 1 are in order. You might play this game when students are learning how to give answers and then questions. The numbers in GAME 2 range from 10-300 and the numbers in GAME 3 are larger, from 320-630. Choose the game that best fits your students' skill level. A capable student might create a new game. There's two sets of cards that help with this option. Keep the cards handy for those few extra minute

Numbers, time, money, and geometry. These are all concepts our primary students would love to practice with this simple game. I bundled four different games into one to save you money!  ♥ The Money Game uses images of real coins.  ♥ The Geometry Game can be used to review two- or three-dimensional shapes. It also could be a challenge for more capable students because games for lines and circles have been included.  ♥ The Time Game has cards with clock faces, cards with numbers, and cards w

Need to review number sense? Try this game that's easy for younger students (Is it odd?) and for students ready for a challenge (Is it prime?). I've included a short video to make it easy to see how the game is played. You can play in your classroom or send it with students for families to play at home. Thanks for visiting my Simply Math store. Please take a moment to leave a comment when you purchase a product. – • – ♥ – • – Find amazing and creative resources for teaching science in ou