Grade 3 math games

BOOM! Sink the ships in this free printable, Hundreds Chart Battleship math game to help kindergarteners counting with 100s chart.

3rd grade teachers, multiplication can be a tricky skill to teach. Games like Multiplication Knockout is one of the multiplication games 3rd graders will love and beg to play.

Fabulous for math revision, check out these 10 fun math dice games! Includes place value, number facts, fractions & geometry games played with dice.

Practice multplying from 0s-15s with this FUN, free printable Multiplication Checkers math game for 3rd-6th graders.

Rainbow Sky Creations turns classic games into engaging learning activities, offering teachers fun ways to enhance student learning.

Math games are always a class favorite! They're great for centers, homework practice, and small groups. This set of games includes five monkey-themed math games that your kids will love! They might even go bananas for it (tehehe)! Doubles, place value, addition, and more. Each game comes in color and black & white. You can grab them HERE. I hope your kids love them!

Are you looking for a math game that is low prep, easy to use, and extremely fun and engaging for elementary students? Knockout is my number one selling math game!! It makes learning fun and covers tons of topics including addition & subtraction, multiplication & division, fractions and more. You can use this game during math workshop, math centers, and guided math groups. There are also topics like fractions, decimals, fact families and more.

Joe McCormick and Quyen Nicol 🙋🏼‍♂️🙋🏻‍♀️ on Instagram: "My 7th grade son came home and said he played a fun game called Skunk in his math class. I immediately googled “Skunk math game” and found it was no prep and only involved a pair of dice! We played it today with both our classes and it was an instant hit. Hope this tutorial helps. If not, google it. 😂 Shout out to his awesome math teachers for this idea!"

Ok… we’ve all been there. Where you peer out to your classroom and you’re having a via GIPHY Kind of day. This is seriously every teacher’s worse nightmare. What’s a teacher to do? I mean you have what you thought was a pretty good lesson planned, limited supplies, and of course hardly any time […]