Active math games

These kinesthetic math activities are perfect for kids that need to move. You can get kids moving and learning with these active math games. #mathed #math #homeschoolingideas #elemed

This math game is exactly what the teacher wants: 1. Fun 2. Effective 3. Easy 4. Free The purpose of the game is to help your students learn their math facts fluently. I always start my 2nd graders out memorizing their doubles (sums to 20) with this game and then it morphs easily into doubles plus one facts, and then onto the real toughies (7+9, 8+6, etc.). Directions: 1. Use

If you're not making time for math games, your students are missing out! Check out these 5 math games every classroom needs to play!

Use simple foam cups to create an engaging, hands-on math activity.

The weather is gorgeous, so once again it was time to take advantage of the lovely temperatures, get active, and practice some math! For this game we drew a giant circle out of chalk and put numbers into each space all around the circle. Which numbers? We wrote down the numbers as we skip counted by 2s, 3s, 4s, 5s. (2 thru 20, 3 thru 30, 4 thru 40 and...

Who says practicing math facts has to be boring? This kinesthetic math activity is perfect to get kids up and learning.

Use the classic game Twister to practice all sorts of math facts! A great way to get kids moving and learning at the same time!

Adding dice activities into your math instruction makes everything instantly 10x more engaging! Here are 6 of my favorite dice games for math.

Do your kids dread practicing their addition facts? Try Knockout! A fun addition game to help your child learn the facts without tears.

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