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Mental math games for SMART Notebook and for homeschool
Seriously Awesome 5th Grade Fraction Games and Activities 5.NF
Kid-tested and feature-packed, this resource is loaded with interactive activities for promoting and practicing important fraction skills. Over 140 slides, 20+ games and tasks, bonus teacher tools, and more included, this is a feature-rich resource created by a veteran classroom teacher.
If you are looking for exciting SMART Board activities to support Numbers and Operations-Fraction (NF) goals, you have found them.
Here is just a partial listing of the original activities that are bundled in
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Grades:
4th - 6th
Divisibility Rules For Smartboard
This is a 15 page lesson that uses Smartboard interaction. Students are given a number and are asked what numbers it is divisible by. If they forget the rules for divisibility they are only a touch away! Students will love testing the divisibilty rules for 2, 3, 4, 5, and more.
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3rd - 8th
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Math Game for the Beginning of the Year - "Poison"
This is a game that I use as a "starter" at the beginning of my math class, especially at the beginning of the school year. It is instantly engaging and tons of fun! There is no (or very little) prep time needed and provides a quick warm-up for the math class. You can stretch this into a math strategy lesson or keep it short and sweet! Perfect as a "five minute filler" too. Later in the year this can be used as an anchor for early finishers, by using manipulatives in the classroom as the "poiso
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Grades:
2nd - 4th
Multiplication Cover Up
Use this SmartBoard activity to review multiplication facts. Split the classroom into two teams to see which team can complete 30 multiplication facts first. Using colored dots to cover the answers, students use the spinners to decide the factors that will be used to do the multiplication problems. Casey Seasholtz has used this activity as a way to reinforce multiplication facts while the students enjoy the fun of competing and learning.
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4th - 7th
Can You Make a Dollar? Making Your Money Count
Use this fun game that teaches students to add coins to make a dollar. Be careful of the "lose 5 cents" roll of the coin. Students have to subtract from the money they have collected in their banks. Try to be the first to accumulate coins that total exactly a dollar. This is a FUN SMARTBOARD activity that allows two players or teams to compete to reach a dollar first. Students are having so much fun that they don't realize that they are learning how to count money. I, Casey Seasholtz, hope
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
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
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Adult Education
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