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Math Review Games
Make reviewing math concepts enjoyable with games that reinforce learning. This collection includes Jeopardy-style quizzes, relay races, and interactive challenges covering various topics. By incorporating these math review games into your lessons, you can help students retain information and prepare for assessments.
Find Someone Who... Knows Fractions - Math Game
Math, Fractions, Grade 4, Activities, Games
This resource is a Find Someone Who... Knows Fractions - Math Game. Game directions are included. This is a great game to be played as a whole group as a summative activity or reinforcement.
Author AlwaysLearning
Tags Fractions, Whole Group, Task Cards, Find Someone Who, Math Review
Bingo Games: 2nd Grade Math
Math, Patterns, Money, Addition and Subtraction, Addition, Geometry, Place Value, Subtraction, Grade 2, Activities, Games
This file contains questions for 12 - 15 bingo games for 2nd grade math. Topics covered are: addition, subtraction, place value, money, patterns, properties of 2-D and 3-D figures months of the year, and spelling of numerals. There are lists of questions with an answer of 1, a list of questions with an answer of 2, etc. This way you can choose the questions that your students are ready for. Directions for Bingo Game 1. Have students make a 4 x 4 Bingo Board or pass out the included blank boards. Students will fill in the numbers 1 -16 in random order on their board. This way everyone will have all answers, but will have a different board. 2. As the teacher, you will choose the questions you ask, one question per number. Use a highlighter to mark the questions you ask. This way you will keep track and not repeat an answer. Each time you play Bingo, use a different color highlighter. 3. Ask about 8- 10 questions per game. You will usually have 5-6 students to bingo with this many questions, if you have at least 20 students. I give out a piece of candy for bingos. 4. You have enough questions for about 12-15 games.
Author Math Resources With Rigor
Tags Bingo Games, 2nd Grade Math Review
Multiplication Squares (1-12) Game
Math, Multiplication and Division, Division, Grade 4, 5, 6, 7, Activities, Games
You students will love practicing their 1-12 multiplication facts with this 2-4 player game. All they need is two standard dice and a crayon for each player! Looking to practice 1-6 multiplication? Try the Multiplication Squares (1-6) Game
Author Breeze Through Math
Tags Multiplication, Multiplication Game, Review, Multiplication Review, Practice, Multiplication Dice Game Free Printable
Place Value Loop Cards
Math, Place Value, Grade 3, 4, 5, Activities, Games
If you want to give students extra practice with place value, I have just the resource for you. What You Get: This is a set of Place Value Loop Cards that was designed for 4th and 5th grade students who are working on or have mastered place value with higher digit numbers. It may be a great fit for 3rd grade students. It also works well as a review for students. It is a 1-page printable. How To Implement This Resource: This is a game that is meant to be played as a whole group. Whenever you are able to carve out some time during your math instruction, students will love getting a chance to play this game. The game will flow much smoother for a group of students who have a good understanding of place value. These Loop Cards mimic the game I Have, Who Has? You will print off the entire page and should laminate it for durability. Cut out each of the cards. There are 24 cards included. All cards have to be used for the game to work. If you have a classroom of 24 students, there will be an even distribution. If you have less than 24 students, you can take the extra cards and join in on the game or you can give more than 1 card to your students who have fully mastered this skill. Whoever has the START card will begin the game. Students will continue with the cards by saying the number they have and asking the question on their card to find the next number. This game will continue until they have reached the person with the END card. You can store cards in a small plastic baggie or hole punch them and place them on a binder ring. I hope you enjoy! Here are more of my resources for you to enjoy: Adaptation Fill in the Blank Worksheet Inverse Operations Worksheet Verbs and Adverbs Worksheet Predict and Clarify Worksheet Food Chains Worksheet Factors Worksheet for Beginners You can find more resources at my storefront here: https://teachsimple.com/contributor/elementary-resources-4-u
Author Elementary Resources 4 U
Tags Place Value, Math Flash Cards, Whole Group Games, Place Value Review, Math Review Game, Standard Form Numbers, I Have Who Has Game
Multiplication Squares (1-6) Game
Math, Multiplication and Division, Division, Grade 3, 4, 5, 6, Activities, Games
You students will love practicing their multiplication facts with this 2-4 player game. All they need is two standard dice and a crayon for each player! Looking to practice 1-12 multiplication? Try the Multiplication Squares (1-12) Game
Author Breeze Through Math
Tags Game, Multiplication, Review, Basic Operations, Multiplication Game
Ratio Matching Game
Math, Fractions, Grade 6, 7, 8, Activities, Games
If you are looking for engaging math games for your middle school students to complete, I have just the resource for you. If your students are learning about or have mastered ratios, this is a Ratios Matching Game that they will enjoy. This activity is great for 6th – 8th grade students. The objective of the game is for students to select the correct explanation card that matches the ratio picture. For each ratio problem, there are 3 cards: 1. A picture of circles representing a ratio 2. A correct explanation for the picture 3. An incorrect explanation There are 5 problem sets per page with a total of 20 problem cards. Students can complete this activity independently if you wanted it to be an early finisher activity. It also works great for a partner activity or small group competition. Partners can work together to decide which is the correct answer. If you wanted to make it into a competition, there would need to be a game leader in charge of handling the cards and determining the correct answer. Whichever player chooses the correct answer first, gets to keep the card. Whoever has the most cards at the end of the game is the winner! I hope you enjoy! Take A Look at My Best Sellers: Addition File Folder Argumentative Writing Lesson Appreciation Cards Elements of Art Lesson Video Game Coding Project Abstract Form Lesson + Activity You can find more resources at my storefront here: https://teachsimple.com/contributor/resource-garden
Author Resource Garden
Tags Ratios, Fractions, Matching Game, Matching Cards, Ratio Cards, Math Game, Math Competition, Math Small Group, Math Review, Equivalent Ratios Game, Ratio Games