Friday, May 18, 2007

Making Math More Fun

Play Build a Number to develop place value concepts. See Making Math More Fun Games Ideas page 8.
Play Find It First - Facts to improve multiplication recall. See Making Math More Fun Games Ideas page 13.
Use Hangman to develop the concept of addition. Students like this one even more than the word variety. See Making Math More Fun Games Ideas page 17.
Play Number Hats to get students discovering and exploring the properties of numbers. See Making Math More Fun Games Ideas page 20.
Get the whole class using and understanding percentages with Percentage Prizes game show. See Making Math More Fun Games Ideas page 23.
Play Pizza Plates to develop an understanding of fractions. See Making Math More Fun Games Ideas page 24.
Play Race To The Flag Board Game to compare values of 2, 3 or 4 digit numbers. See Making Math More Fun Board Games page 6.
Revise the concept of odd and even with Odd and Even Tag. See Making Math More Fun Board Games page 26.
Practice division with remainders with Remainders Board Game. See Making Math More Fun Board Games page 42.
Play Monster Symmetry to revise the concept of symmetry. See Making Math More Fun Print and Play Games Sheets page 13.
Practice Addition facts with games like Full House, Race The Clock or Pairs. See Making Math More Fun Print and Play Games Sheets pages 17, 18, 21, 23.
Develop strategic thinking with games like Circle Rows and Columns, Rectangles and Square Off. See Making Math More Fun Print and Play Games Sheets pages 5, 6, 9.
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