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Elementary mental math resources by TpT sellers for TpT sellers on sale
2-10 Multiplication Tables,Times Tables,Multiplication Facts Quizzes,worksheets.
2-10 Multiplication Tables,Times Tables,Multiplication Facts Quizzes,worksheets.Mastering the one minute multiplication drill is an important step in practicing multiplication fact fluency.Designed as daily practice for 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, and 4th grade (or any classroom that needs to practice multiplication times tables) and perfect for morning work, classwork, homework, assessments, distance learning, and home school.Thank you for download.I extend my heartfelt gratitude for your
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1st - 5th, Staff
Place Value Concentration Game 4
This game is played just like any other concentration game. It has three possible matches so it is actually two games in one. Players place the cards on the table in rows. The first player turns over two cards and determines if they are a match. If they are a match, player takes the two cards and takes another turn, if cards are not a match, player takes the two cards and turns them over in the same spaces. The object of the game is for students to remember where the cards are when they do
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Grades:
2nd - 3rd
Count the Dots on the Dice-Four in a Row Game E
Thia game is similar to my free download. It is perfect to use in math centers as it does not require much direction from the teacher. The object of the game is to get four squares in a row diagonally, across or down. The student needs to pay attention to patterns. ,
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PreK - 2nd
Match the Dots on the Dice-Four in a Row Game D
This game is similar to my free download. The object of the game is to get four squares in a row either across, down or diagonally. This game is perfect for math centers as it does not require much teacher direction. Students love this game and ask to play it during rainly day recess in the classroom.
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PreK - 2nd
Roll, Say and Keep Addition Facts Red Game
This game uses one game board and game cards. This game also uses a six sided dice numbered 1-6. Players place one game card on each square of game board. They set the rest of the cards to the side. Players roll dice to determine who goes first. Player one rolls the dice and takes the card from the corresponding square Player one reads the addition fact out loud and says the answer. If player one is correct, he keeps the card and player two takes his turn. If player one is incorrect, then
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Grades:
1st - 3rd
Roll, Say, and Keep Multiplication Facts Green Game
This game uses one game board and game cards. This game also uses a six sided dice numbered 1-6. Players place one game card on each square of game board. They set the rest of the cards to the side. Players roll dice to determine who goes first. Player one rolls the dice and takes the card from the corresponding square Player one reads the addition fact out loud and says the answer. If player one is correct, he keeps the card and player two takes his turn. If player one is incorrect, then
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Grades:
3rd - 4th
Roll, Say, and Keep Division Facts Gold Game
This game uses one game board and game cards. This game also uses a six sided dice numbered 1-6. Players place one game card on each square of game board. They set the rest of the cards to the side. Players roll dice to determine who goes first. Player one rolls the dice and takes the card from the corresponding square Player one reads the addition fact out loud and says the answer. If player one is correct, he keeps the card and player two takes his turn. If player one is incorrect, then
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Grades:
3rd - 4th
Ten Frames Cliparts - Math Printable Graphics - Commercial Use
Ten Frames Cliparts - Math Printable Graphics - Commercial UseThis set contains 72 graphics in total (PNG and PDF file formats), including filled and transparent versions (full and empty dots).Included:✓ 11 large filled ten frames in PNG format (empty dots)✓ 11 large transparent ten frames in PNG format (empty dots)✓ 11 large ten frames in PDF format (empty dots)✓ 11 large filled ten frames in PNG format (full dots)✓ 11 large transparent ten frames in PNG format (full dots)✓ 11 large ten frames
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PreK - 12th
Roll, Say, and Keep Telling Time Purple Game
This game uses a game board, game cards and a six sided dice numbered 1-6. Students roll the dice to see who goes first. Players place one game card on each square of the game board. Player one rolls the dice. The player then takes the card from the corresponding square that matches the number just rolled. Player one turns the card over and looks at the clock. Player one reads the clock using proper format. If player one is correct, they keep the card and replace the blank space on the ga
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Grades:
2nd - 4th
Place Value Four in a Row Game 2
This game is played exactly like my other Four in a Row games. The object of the game is to get four squares in a row either across, down, or diagonally. The players take turns rolling a dice and then they choose a square in the corresponding column of the number they just rolled. They then read the number in the square and say it out loud. If they are correct, they place a colored counter on the square. If they are incorrect, the next player takes their turn. The first player to get four in
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Grades:
2nd - 4th
Place Value Four in a Row
This game is played exactly like my other four in a row games. This game is intended to help students practice the skill of reading place value blocks. This game practices this skill while at the same time students have fun playing a game. This game is great for centers as it does not require much direction from the teacher. This game requires students to learn to work together in cooperative learning groups. Students may use scratch paper if needed to solve problems.
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Grades:
2nd - 4th
Roll, Say, and Keep Subtraction Facts Blue Game
This game uses one game board and game cards. This game also uses a six sided dice numbered 1-6. Players place one game card on each square of game board. They set the rest of the cards to the side. Players roll dice to determine who goes first. Player one rolls the dice and takes the card from the corresponding square Player one reads the addition fact out loud and says the answer. If player one is correct, he keeps the card and player two takes his turn. If player one is incorrect, then
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Grades:
2nd - 4th
Let's Learn How to Subtract Larger Numbers without Regrouping
How to Play: 1. Players roll the dice to see who goes first. The player with the highest number is the first player and down the line for a maximum of four playres. 2.Player one rolls the dice and moves to the corresponding square on the game board. 3.Player one reads the math equation out loud to the other players. 4.Player one answers the math equations. If player one is correct, they stay on that square. If player one is incorrect, player one moves back to the last square they were on. Pla
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Grades:
2nd - 3rd
Let's Learn How to Add Larger Numbers with Regrouping
This game is played on a game board. It is designed to teach students how to work well in a group with their peers. This game covers the concept of adding larger numbers with regrouping. How to Play: 1. Players roll the dice to see who goes first. The player with the highest number is the first player and down the line for a maximum of four players. 2. Player one rolls the dice and moves to the corresponding square on the game board. 3. Player one reads the math equation out loud to the oth
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Grades:
2nd - 4th
Let's Learn How to Multiply Numbers
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1. Players roll dice to see who goes first. Player with the highest number goes first, next highest number second and so on for a maximum of four players. 2. Player one rolls the dice and moves the corresponding number of spaces on the board. Player reads the multiplication fact out loud and recites the answer. For added challenge, the player gives the reverse fact of the fact they just solved. For example, player rolls a 2 and lands on 9 x 4. Player recites the answer as 36.
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Grades:
2nd - 4th
Let;s Learn How to Add Larger Numbers without Regrouping
How to Play: 1. Players roll the dice to see who goes first. The player with the highest number is the first player and down the line for a maximum of four playres. 2.Player one rolls the dice and moves to the corresponding square on the game board. 3.Player one reads the math equation out loud to the other players. 4.Player one answers the math equations. If player one is correct, they stay on that square. If player one is incorrect, player one moves back to the last square they were on. Pla
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Grades:
2nd - 4th
Match the Dots on the Dice-Four in a Row Game C
This game is similar to my free download. The object of the game is to get four squares in a row either down, across or diagonally is the winner. Student rolls two six sided dice and matches the dice to a square on the game board. Player two then repeats player ones action. The first player to get four in a row is the winner. This can be either across, down or diagonally. This game is perfect for learning to count and patterns. This game is also perfect for math centers as it does not req
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Grades:
PreK - 2nd
Mstch the Dots on the Dice-Four in a Row Game E
This game is similar to my free download. The object of the game is to get four squares in a row either down, across or diagonally is the winner. Student rolls two six sided dice and matches the dice a square on the game board. Player two then repeats player ones action. The first player to get four in a row is the winner. This game is perfect for learning to count and patterns. This game is also perfect for math centers as it does not require much direction from the teacher.
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Grades:
K - 2nd
Mstch the Dots on the Dice-Four in a Row Game D
Thus game is similar to my free download. This game is perfect for math centers because it does not require much in the way of teacher direction. The object of the game is to get four squares in a row either diagonally, across or down. The game is played on the game board, The student rolls the two dice and matches the dice with one of the squares on the board. The student then places a counter on the correct square. The first player to get four square in a row is the winner.
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Grades:
K - 2nd
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