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Learning Resources Dice Poppers - 2 Pieces, Ages 3+ Board Game Accessory, Dice Game, Dice Popper for Trivia Nights, Math Games for Kids
PRICES MAY VARY. DICE POPPERS: POP and roll with this pair of fun dice poppers! KEEP DICE CONTAINED - keep dice contained while you roll! FOR USE WITH BOARD GAMES, ACTIVITY SETS & MORE: WORKS with board games, activity sets, and more! GREAT GIFT FOR BOARD GAME ENTHUSIASTS: INCLUDES two dice poppers with dot and numeral dice! AGES 3+
Teacher Created Resources I Have... Who Has...? Math Games Grade 2-3 (7818)
PRICES MAY VARY. Easy-to-play format keeps children motivated until the end of each game Perfect for practicing skills in math Game titles include addition; subtraction; multiplication and more Designed for children attending 2nd-grade to 3rd-grade
Distributive Property of Multiplication GAMES
Put some fun into practice with these four Distributive Property Games! Students will be engaged and motivated to practice new skills using these Distributive Property games for fun and engaging practice! These Distributive Property math games can be used for centers, small groups, or even your entire class. All games have a Ninja theme!This essential multiplication property is introduced in third grade. It is one of several multiplication properties used to make problems easier. The…
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Teacher Created Resources Math Dash Game: Multiplication And Division
An exciting game of skill and strategy! The race is on to see who can correctly solve math problems. Players block opponents' moves as they strategically place their playing pieces. Aligned with Common Core and State Standards. Supports requirements of Title I and other federally funded programs.
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Edupress Mathological Liar, Grade 6
Students will love bing math detectives! Players earn points for solving math mysteries in this entertaining and educational game. In each round, players read about a crime committed and each player receives a suspect's alibi. Players must determine whether the math in their suspect's alibi is correct or not. If the math is correct, the suspect is innocent, if the math is incorrect, the suspect is guilty of the crime. Each game requires players to use multiple grade-level math skills…
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Teacher Created Resources I Have… Who Has…? Math Grades 5-6 (TCR7834)
PRICES MAY VARY. The entire class can have fun while practicing math skills Each box includes 4 sets of cards for 4 different games, 148 cards total Game titles: Division; Rational Numbers; Linear Expressions: Reducing Fractions Grades 5-6