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Free high school mental math interactive whiteboards
Fireworks Preview
Fireworks is an interactive whiteboard game designed to help students master their math facts!
Students can play against a partner or with teams. The game flips through cards automatically as students answer questions about their math facts. The game even keeps score and announces the winner at the end!
Fully customize the game by choosing which facts are included (0-12) and the time played (any amount of seconds or minutes)! The team or player with the most correct answers at the end is the w
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K - 9th
Farkle Game For Smart-board or smart notebook
Farkle is a fun easy game that will help students with multiplication skills, adding and subtracting, basic number sense, and best of all its fun to play. All you need are six dice and a pad of paper. Click on the rules for a printable version or the Smart-board template for a notebook file for your class to play or just to walk your class through the rules.
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1st - 12th
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Addition and Subtraction of Integers without the Number Line - Party and War
Many teachers have been frustrated by their attempts to teach students additions and subtraction of integers by using the number line. There have been many elaborate attempts to make the number line more accessable by having students actually stand on a number line and walk up and down while adding or subtracting integers, but it never seems to transfer to pencil and paper work. Well here is a method that works and works well for all students. It is fun, exciting and students love it. The idea i
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4th - 12th
Adding Negative and Positive Integers Animated
This is a set of 8 PowerPoint animations illustrating how to add and subtract negative and positive integers. The methods I used in this presentation mostly revolved around zero pairs. I especially liked the visual I made for subtracting a negative (the subtraction sign sends out lightning bolts to turn the negatives into positives)
These slides were originally made for inclusion in a school-wide slideshow that we have running all day long in all the classrooms. So in their current form, the
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6th - 9th
Roll Your Own Distributive Property!
This station activity allows students to roll dice to create their own distributive property problems! You can use just positive integers or include a red dice to represent negatives! An example problem is done to show students how to get started.
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5th - 9th
Algebra Tiles - How to Guide to Solve Equations
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5th - 9th
Target 24 v4
The computation game of Target 24 is an excellent game that generates 4 random numbers and you have to use all 4 numbers once and only once and multiply, divide, add, and/or subtract these number to make a math sentence that equals 24. If you get 24 correctly then you are awarded 3 points. Now since there are random numbers involved you may not be able to get exactly 24 so if you can get a 23 or 25 that is worth 2 points or if you can only get a 22 or 26 then you get 1 point. Play for a deter
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education
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