his printable board game is designed to help kids understand prime factorization, composite numbers, greatest common factor, and least common multiple while developing their problem-solving skills and fluency with multi-digit numbers. The game is suitable for students in grades 3 to 6 and aligns with the Common Core Mathematical Standard 6.NS.4
“Place the Value,” is a printable math game that’s perfect for reinforcing place value skills in the fifth grade.
Swap Meet! This exciting game is designed to help students practice pattern recognition and construction skills while having fun. Get ready to roll the dice and start building your arithmetic sequence columns. But be careful, […]
This game is perfect for reinforcing students’ understanding of fractions, place value, and the use of manipulatives to represent place value. Plus, it encourages teamwork and nonverbal communication skills as students work to build fractions more quickly and accurately than their opponents.
In this game, kids will have the opportunity to practice measuring irregular shapes using either inches or centimeters. We hope you give this game a try and see how much fun math can be!
Download this game here and file it away for later FREE Before a major test, it’s important for students to review the concepts they’ve been working on for weeks. The work they’ve put into classwork, […]
Meter Measurement Game Put your students in groups and give each group a meter stick, a pencil and a sheet of paper. Allow them to discuss and write down three things they see in the […]
Welcome fellow math educators to another dynamic and exciting math activity: Fraction Trading, an Equivalent Fractions Game! Today, we will take a deep dive into this engaging game that takes the concept of equivalent fractions […]
Get this game on TeachersPayTeachers. Fraction Pictionary is a game that combines understanding and recognizing fractions with drawing. The goal is to have your teammates guess the fraction and the symmetrical object that you are […]
Rules: The dealer shuffles the cards and deals six cards face-down to each player. The next card is place face-up in the center of the table to start a discard pile. The rest of the deck […]