Hello math educators! Today, I am excited to share an engaging and innovative activity for your classrooms that not only helps strengthen numerical competency but also helps students to truly internalize and appreciate the beauty […]
Welcome to another enlightening post in our series aimed at making math fun, engaging, and effective for students. Today, we’re going to introduce an activity called “Factorization Crossnumbers,” a highly interactive game that’s designed to […]
Hello fellow educators! Today, I’m excited to share with you an innovative math activity designed to not only test but also strengthen students’ knowledge of the divisibility rules. Dubbed “A Divisibility Riddle,” this game provides […]
Today, we’re excited to introduce a new math game that is perfect for 1st grade students – “Are We Related?“. This interactive game is designed to help kids practice their addition and subtraction skills in […]
As a math teacher, one of your main goals is likely to help your students develop strong problem-solving and critical thinking skills. These skills are not only essential for success in math, but they are […]
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
As teachers, we all know the importance of students being able to quickly recall their basic math facts. Fluency in these basic combinations is crucial for success with problem-solving, algebra, and higher-order math concepts. However, […]
Are you a math teacher looking for a new and engaging way to teach your students about geometry? Look no further than Entrapment: Transformation Math Games. (free!) In this visually challenging game, students will learn about congruence through the use of translations, rotations, and reflections.
As teachers, it is important to not only evaluate students’ factual knowledge of math concepts, but also their reasoning and problem-solving skills, the processes they use to solve problems, and their ability to work with […]