Try-Angle Math

When I taught elementary, there was always a student that would cry when they didn't win a game. So, I created a game where animals compete, and every student is a winner when an animal finishes! (However, feel free to use it to have competitive students compete if that works for them.) Students draw a number 1-10, multiply it by the factor on the paper, then fill in one box above the product. When a column is filled up, that animal wins. Students can use pencil, crayons, markers, bingo mark

Students write the digits from 0 to 9 in the spaces on their Pi Day bingo card.  Students can repeat each digit as many times as they want. When a number is called, cross out the digit one time only. When you cover 5 digits horizontally, vertically, or diagonally, shout out “bingo!”

Practice skip counting with this engaging color by number activity! Identify the missing multiples. Find the multiples in the picture and color it according to the code. Includes 10 questions: skip counting by 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 15 and 25. *No prep*Semi self-checking (if you don't see the answer in the picture, try again)*Grade at a glance!*ENGAGING!Let's Stay Connected!Follow me on Teachers Pay TeachersFollow me on PinterestFollow me on Instagram

Students use bingo markers (or draw circles with regular markers) to create gumballs inside a machine. Students find the sum of color combinations. For example, red + yellow. Perfect to display on the wall, in the hallway, or at conferences! For differentiation, there is also a version to practice counting. Color and black/white versions included. Great option for math centers. Student answers will cary, so there is no answer key included.

Everybody stands up. Take turns asking one question to each player. If they answer wrong, they stay standing!! If they answer right, they sit down and are out of the game. No repeating words allowed. Perfect for the first week of school, test days, class parties, free time, end of the year. INCLUDES: Directions for the teacher if you play as a class Directions on 1/2 sheet of paper if students play in groups Master list of questions for the teacher if you play as a class Question cards t