I am creating this new page for just math games as the list on the Continuity of Learning page was getting so long!
There are three videos that are not games but provide instructions for children to make their own dice, make alternatives to dice and to make their own deck of cards.
For each game there is a resource document with an explanation, instructions and BC curriculum connections for the game. There is also an embedded video as well as a Quietube video link provided. The Quietube link just plays the video – no ads or other videos pop up, making it ideal to share with students.
All the math game and making videos can also be found on this youtube channel:
MATH MAKING VIDEOS
Make Your Own Dice
Other Ways to Make Dice
Make Your Own Deck of Cards
MATH GAMES
The Sum What Dice Game
Face-Off
Circles and Stars
Lucky 13
Pyramid Solitaire
Sweet Sixteen
GARBAGE
Game of Nine Cards
SHUT THE BOX
SALUTE
DICE ROLL & GRAPH GAMES
MATH FLUENCY GAMES
I compiled a collection of math fluency games that focus on number concepts and addition/subtraction for grades 2&3 for a class I was working with at Kidd Elementary. The classroom teacher wanted to think about a way to develop computational fluency with her students all year long. We discussed setting this up as a workshop format once a week for ongoing practice over the school year.
Brief instructions for math games:
Math Games Tent Cards to put on tables:
