Math jenga

Happy Friday! I am linking up again with Doodle Bugs Teaching for Five for Friday. It's always a great way to reflect on my week in the cla...

Why settle for boring review work when you can use Jenga to make it more fun?! Check out these free Jenga games for upper elementary and learn how to use them in the classroom to make your lessons more engaging!

One of my favorite test prep review games is Jenga! In this post, I share two ways that I love to use Jenga for testing review.

13+ of the best ideas for teaching elementary math at home using games and play. Make homeschool math fun with simple ideas to keep kiddos interested!

There are so many fun games that can be played with a 100 Chart! One of my favorites is Roll to 100. This is a game that I created as a low-prep, fun, place value center for my second graders…and they loved it! I have also used this game with first graders to practice identifying […]

So, Jenga blocks and I go way back. Ever since I came across Rachel Lynette’s multiplication labels, I’ve been incorporating Jenga math fun on a regular basis (like with these self-checking QR code fraction labels). I recently upgraded to the iPhone 6s Plus which I love, so I decided to have lots of fun with …

Well, we survived our first week back to school (after 3 weeks off!) and it rained. EVERY. DAY. Now to some of you, that may be normal, but for us in southern California, we've been in a serious drought for 5 years. That means MOST of my kids don't remember it raining consistently . . . they were more than a little excited about this rain! So how to review and keep them focused? Mixed Operations Jenga!! Browsing through the Target Dollar Spot, I found "Stacking Blocks" for $5! There are so…

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Mathematics is one of my absolute favorite subjects to teach. I love seeing my students enjoying math and saying things like, "this is so much fun! Who knew math could be fun?" It makes me smile to see them enjoying their learning. It is one of the many rewards of this wonderful job. I like to spend some time reviewing concepts after we have completed a unit. I find that a worksheet style review is effective in many ways, however I believe that every student learns differently and many of my…