This free multiplying fractions game is a fun way to practice this skill. Children solve expressions and area models and then find the answer on the BINGO card. Yes, multiplying fractions by fractions is an upper elementary skill, but guess what. These big kiddos enjoy...
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Teaching fractions of a set is an important part of a fraction unit. This fun apple bump game makes learning this concept fun. The free printable can be found at the END of this post. Click on the blue “get your free printable here” button. My...
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This simple, very low prep Comparing Fractions Game is a great way to get children to practice comparing fractions. And it is fun too! This post may contain Amazon links and links to other bloggers. Comparing fractions! There are numerous strategies for comparing fractions....
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This simple, no prep fact family game is a great way to work on addition and subtraction facts! Just grab a marker and die and you are ready to play! The free printable can be found at the END of this post. Click on the blue...
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Grab this free place value game printable to help your students learn about large numbers, comparing large numbers, and correctly saying large numbers. You can get the free printable at the end of the post by clicking on the blue button. *This post contains affiliate...
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We’ve been practicing subtracting numbers in the tens and hundreds. The regrouping is actually going great!! He understands the concept, performs it perfectly with manipulatives, and has almost conquered the algorithm. There is just one thing that is causing more problems than I would like. He...
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Want a fun way to work on diphthongs? Check out this low prep, diphthong game that encourages children to read diphthong words and find matching pictures. The free printable is at the very end of the post. You can get it by clicking on...
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Need to work on place value? Check out this fun expanded form game designed to work on place value and building number sense. You can get this free download at the bottom of the post by clicking on the blue button. “Hey mom, what’s...
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Looking for a fun way to build number sense? This free game gets children solving a number puzzle from a 100’s chart to win the game. It’s over. Well, most of it is. The intense heat that makes the grass crunch under your feet, causes...
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*This Post contains affiliate links from Amazon and other bloggers The free printable can be found at the END of this post. Click on the blue “get your free printable here” button. “Let’s try jumping in again in five minutes,” I encouraged my oldest. He glanced at...
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