Showing posts with label Facts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Facts. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 4, 2015
Lucky to Be in First!: Math Mania!
Lucky to Be in First!: Math Mania!: Need a few new math games? Keep reading - I've got lots of freebies to share today! As I've mentioned, our district uses Everyd...
Saturday, February 28, 2015
Guided Math: Yahtzee for Multiplication
Guided Math: Yahtzee for Multiplication: Happy Monday Everyone! Did you know that Yahtzee is a great game to play during math stations? I have a game for you today that is an abb...
Thursday, February 26, 2015
Fact Family Memory Card Game
This version of the game, Concentration, focuses on math facts for a specific number. It can be played alone or with a group.
Supplies:
*One deck of playing cards
1. Sort through the deck and remove all the cards higher than the featured number for the math game. If the goal is to learn the facts to make 10, remove all the cards higher than 10.
2. Shuffle all the cards and place them face down in a grid pattern.
3. Taking turns, each player flips two cards looking for a matching fact family pair. The number 10 card should be laid aside as a correct solution that doesn't require a pair.
4. Continue playing until all the cards have been matched into pairs. The player with the highest number of pairs at the end of the game is the winner.
Supplies:
*One deck of playing cards
1. Sort through the deck and remove all the cards higher than the featured number for the math game. If the goal is to learn the facts to make 10, remove all the cards higher than 10.
2. Shuffle all the cards and place them face down in a grid pattern.
3. Taking turns, each player flips two cards looking for a matching fact family pair. The number 10 card should be laid aside as a correct solution that doesn't require a pair.
4. Continue playing until all the cards have been matched into pairs. The player with the highest number of pairs at the end of the game is the winner.
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
Hi - LO
HI - LO
Play three different versions of this game to practice addition, subtraction, or multiplication facts.
Materials: Deck of Cards minus the face cards
1. Place the entire deck face down in the center of the table.
2. Each player draws two cards from the top of the deck.
Addition Version: The two cards are added together. The highest number wins all the cards.
Subtraction Version: Players subtract the lower card from the higher card. The lowest number wins all of the cards.
Multiplication Version: Played the same way as the addition game, except that the two numbers are multiplied together.
In the event that the two or more players have the same sum, difference, or product those players engage in a tie breaker where each player draws two more cards. At that point, the winner takes all the cards from the initial round and the tiebreaker round.
Play three different versions of this game to practice addition, subtraction, or multiplication facts.
Materials: Deck of Cards minus the face cards
1. Place the entire deck face down in the center of the table.
2. Each player draws two cards from the top of the deck.
Addition Version: The two cards are added together. The highest number wins all the cards.
Subtraction Version: Players subtract the lower card from the higher card. The lowest number wins all of the cards.
Multiplication Version: Played the same way as the addition game, except that the two numbers are multiplied together.
In the event that the two or more players have the same sum, difference, or product those players engage in a tie breaker where each player draws two more cards. At that point, the winner takes all the cards from the initial round and the tiebreaker round.
ADDITION MATH FACTS CARD GAME - GO FISH
ADDITION MATH FACTS CARD GAME - GO FISH
Learn addition math facts for a specific math fact family
2-4 Players
Materials: Deck of Cards
Object: Collect the most pairs of cards that make the featured number sum
1. Remove all cards higher than the featured number. (If the goal is to learn the facts for the number 7, the game is played with ones (aces) through sevens.
2. Deal out 5 cards to each player and place the remaining cards in a draw pile.
3. Players math all pairs that add up to the featured number and place in their discard pile.
4. Player to the left of dealer begins with asking any player for a card that will help create the required sum. If the person has the card, they must give it to the player that made the request. The player keeps asking for cards until no further matches are able to be made, at which point the player is told, "Go Fish", at which time the player draws a card from the 'pond' or draw pile.
6. If a player runs out of cards they may choose 5 more cards from the draw pile to stay in the game.
7. Continue playing until all the cards in the deck have been matched into pairs.
SUBTRACTION VERSION:
1. Use all cards in the deck and players can choose either addition or subtraction facts to create the pairs.
Learn addition math facts for a specific math fact family
2-4 Players
Materials: Deck of Cards
Object: Collect the most pairs of cards that make the featured number sum
1. Remove all cards higher than the featured number. (If the goal is to learn the facts for the number 7, the game is played with ones (aces) through sevens.
2. Deal out 5 cards to each player and place the remaining cards in a draw pile.
3. Players math all pairs that add up to the featured number and place in their discard pile.
4. Player to the left of dealer begins with asking any player for a card that will help create the required sum. If the person has the card, they must give it to the player that made the request. The player keeps asking for cards until no further matches are able to be made, at which point the player is told, "Go Fish", at which time the player draws a card from the 'pond' or draw pile.
6. If a player runs out of cards they may choose 5 more cards from the draw pile to stay in the game.
7. Continue playing until all the cards in the deck have been matched into pairs.
SUBTRACTION VERSION:
1. Use all cards in the deck and players can choose either addition or subtraction facts to create the pairs.
Saturday, February 21, 2015
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