Staci Ajdari

This is a great math game to use with your whole math group, or even in math centers. It practices: *Basic Multiplication facts (1-6) *Strategy *Problem Solving Materials Needed: *Game board (Just print, and play!) *Counters or chips as markers Directions: *Students should each have a different colored chips so they can distinguish their markers from each other. *Player 1 takes their chip and chooses a factor below. *The second player chooses a factor, and then multiplies the two numbers

This is a great math game to use with your whole math group, or even in math centers. It practices: *Basic Addition facts (1-9) *Strategy *Problem Solving Materials Needed: *Game board (Just print, and play!) *Counters or chips as markers Directions: *Students should each have a different colored chips so they can distinguish their markers from each other. *Player 1 takes their chip and chooses an addend below. *The second player chooses an addend, and then adds the two numbers toge

Product Description This is a great math game to use with your whole math group, or even in math centers. Skills Practiced: *Basic Multiplication facts (1-6 and 4-9) *Strategy *Problem Solving Materials Needed: *Game board (Just print, and play!) *Counters or chips as markers Directions: Students should each have a different colored chips so they can distinguish their markers from each other. Player 1 takes their chip and chooses a factor below. The second player chooses a factor, and then

This is a great math game to use with your whole math group, or even in math centers. Skills Practiced: *Basic Multiplication facts (4-9) *Strategy *Problem Solving Materials Needed: *Game board (Just print, and play!) *Counters or chips as markers Directions: Students should each have a different colored chips so they can distinguish their markers from each other. Player 1 takes their chip and chooses a factor below. The second player chooses a factor, and then multiplies the two number