The first set of “math” games are from our own collection of games and the second set includes math games we WANT to own!
Math Games We Own:
Math Games we WANT to Own:
The series may be over, but I still have lots more to share! Make sure you don’t miss a thing by getting connected! This post is part of the 10 Days of…Series hosted by the iHomeschool Network!
Day 1: Making Equations {Addition & Subtraction} Math Game
Day 2: Number Line Addition & Subtraction Math Game
Day 3: Guess the Coins Math Game
Day 4: Roll Hundreds & Roll Thousands {Place Value Math Game}
Day 5: Living Math Books: Reading as a Math Activity
Day 6: Circle Subtraction Math Game
Day 7: Grid Multiplication Math Game
Day 8: Making it Whole {Fractions Game}
Day 9: Off the Grid {Addition & Subtraction Game}
Day 10: Math Games {Family Game Night}
Be sure to head over and check out the 28 other awesome bloggers participating in the 10 Days Series! Yep, that’s a total of almost 300 amazing blog posts chalk full of great information!
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My kids are 5, 3, 1, and newborn. Can you talk about how to start teaching children to play games? Every time we've attemped to bring out candyland or something similar it has to be by the 5 yo rules and she has to win or she cries and makes it no fun for anyone. Any suggestions?
ReplyDeleteLOVE Equate, Set and Quip. I used them in my classroom all the time. Set and Quip are awesome for when there are a few random minutes left in class. Set has an overhead version that is perfect for class play.
ReplyDeleteIt can be tough playing board games with younger children. We occasionally have to have conversations about being a gracious winner and an even better loser. Every so often we have to "ban" a player so that everyone else can have fun. Usually the "exiled player" {LOL} comes back with a better attitude and is able to play with the family again!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the insight! They are both on my "need to buy" list! LOL!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for all of the math game ideas in the 10 posts you wrote! I got several new ideas!
ReplyDeleteYay for new ideas!!! Glad the posts were helpful to you!
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