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What could be better than Mexican Train Dominoes?Mexican Train Dominoes with Math!Instead of of matching numbers, you are matching equations and graphs in the modified classic challenge to get rid of your dominoes first. Bundle includes:InstructionsPrinter friendly filesGlowforge or Laser Cutter friendly filesI recommend you have one set that is permanently a classroom toy for kids hanging out at lunch or during parties. This can be printed on heavy paper and laminated, or laser cut in a Glowfo

What could be better than Mexican Train Dominoes?Mexican Train Dominoes with Math!Instead of of matching numbers, you are matching equations and graphs in the modified classic challenge to get rid of your dominoes first. This can be used in class in small groups of 2-8 students, 4 is recommended. By laser cutting the dominoes, you can have it as a permanent classroom toy for students to get out at lunch or during parties. Also makes a FANTASTIC gift for your favorite Math teachers. Get the

What could be better than Mexican Train Dominoes?Mexican Train Dominoes with Math!Instead of of matching numbers, you are matching equations and graphs in the modified classic challenge to get rid of your dominoes first. This can be printed and given to students to take home or laminated and used in class in small groups of 2-8 students, 4 is recommended. Another option is to print it out, laminate it, and use it as a permanent classroom toy for students to get out at lunch or during parties.

This is only the instruction page for my Function Recognition Math Dominoes game. Game play is much the same as Mexican Trains, but with a great twist: graph and equation matching. The full game includes a 91 piece domino set, a center piece, and 8 pi symbol markers. The game is perfect to cut out with a Glowforge or print and laminate as a classroom toy, or even give paper copies out to your students to cut and enjoy on their own. Do both for only a fraction of the cost more by getting the bu

Ever wish High School Math had the fun little matching games of Elementary School?Here is the simplest of matching games, but it requires the student to really think through the basic graph shapes. The axis are not even labeled, forcing the students to consider the actual shapes relative to the origin. Perfect for those days before a holiday when students are struggling to engage or after the concepts are mastered as a celebration of what you have accomplished. Feel free to bust out the cra