Two Multiplication Games
1. Multiplication Bingo or Matho is a classic Multiplication Game used in classrooms around the world to reinforce multiplication facts.
2. Multiplication Boom is another great Math Game to play in your classroom.
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Multiplication & Division Game - Traffic Light is a two-player abstract strategy game similar to Tic-Tac-Toe but is played with 27 pieces instead of 9. This variation makes for very interesting gameplay and requires a great deal more cunning than the original game.
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Multiplication & Division Games - Six Men's Morris is a variant of the strategy game Nine Men's Morris. The GoTeachThis version adds the learning of Multiplication and Division Facts to the traditional game.
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Multiplication Game & Division Game in One - Butterfly - To be numerate students need to see the inverse relationship between Multiplication and Division. This game encourages practicing both sets of facts at the same time.
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Multiplication Game - Hex is a two-player abstract strategy game. This version has multiplication fact practice built into the gameplay.
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Kiss the Dragon is a game of Strategy, Division, Multiplication & Triangular Question Cards. Players take turns moving a single counter 1, 2 or 3 spaces at a time trying to make their opponent land on the dragon's head. Players use mathematical reasoning to work out the covered number on the question cards.
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10 Multiplication and Division Game boards- This "Gulugufe" multiplication and division game is designed so students can practice the multiplication facts for the 2x,3x,4x,5x and 10x tables and their inverse Division facts. The game is also excellent for developing strategic thinking.
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100s Chart Math Game - It's a Video Game - Use this video game as warm-up for number sense lessons or as a brain break. It is an excellent way to explore the relationships between numbers.
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Final Sound Bingo - a phonics game to focus on onset and rime. Also enables the practice of auditory and visual discrimination - covers sh, ch, th, ng & ck sounds.
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Contractions Practice - This contractions practice game focuses on how to create contractions. The game has students practice converting long-form words into contractions in an entertaining way.
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Game Spinners - a collection of 10 PRINTABLE game spinners and 10 ELECTRONIC game spinners for Smartboard in one download. These are perfect for Math Games and Literacy Games.
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Boggle Word Game - an electronic game ideal for literacy centers or whole class wordplay. This is a game students ask for again & again.
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Contractions Practice Game - How to Use the Apostrophe to Make Contractions - Bingo. Contractions Practice Game - a printable contractions game designed to explore both the expanded and contracted forms of MANY common contractions.
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Classroom Game Show Buzzer (Electronic) - Quiz game buzzers can be excellent learning tools. They turn revision into a fun game.
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Addition Facts - Math Solitaire Game to Practice Basic Facts & Problem Solving. Addition Game - Math Fact Practice - Addition Solitaire is a printable game for practicing basic addition facts. Print out this Math game and Learn by having a little fun in Math Centers.
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Addition Fact Practice Game - Kaooa is an enjoyable way to learn Addition Facts - The game includes - Doubles, Doubles +1, Doubles +2, Adding 8, Adding 9, Facts to 10 & a Blank Game Board.
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Addition Game - 3 Men's Morris is a strategic board game re-purposed to enable students to enjoy basic addition fact practice.
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Addition Game - Achi is an Addition Game adapted to teach Addition Facts. Achi originated in the West African country of Ghana. It is played by the Asante people. Their children often draw the board in the dirt with sticks and use pebbles as the game pieces.
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Cats and Dogs is a traditional 'Chase and Capture' board game combined with the learning of Basic Addition Facts.
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Problem Solving activity - Arithmagons are number puzzles. They require a mix of mathematical reasoning and basic fact knowledge to solve. These number puzzles are an excellent way to explore basic facts.
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Subtraction Strategy Game - One Step is a series of seven game boards designed to encourage students to practice efficient strategies for solving subtraction algorithms. As a bonus, the game requires the students to consider the best tactical strategies to win the game.
