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Rated 3.00 out of 5
$5.99
This 22-page file contains a full-color menu full of appealing fast food, plus several real-world activities, word problems and a fun game. The included activities are differentiated for multiple levels, from simple decimal addition and money all the way up to decimal addition/subtraction/multiplication/division all included in the same activity. These practical, real-life projects are a great way to show your student how these skills will benefit him down the road, and the fact that he gets to order unlimited junk food will have him voluntarily practicing those skills.
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$1.99
This 10-page file includes 90 cards to practice learning the value of coins and bills, as well as adding up totals. What a fun way to play math!
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Rated 5.00 out of 5
$5.50
This 4-page download contains two simple board games, one to drill multiplication facts and one to drill division facts — both in a fun way! If I give my kids edible tokens to move around the board, like Necco wafers or butterscotch discs or marshmallows, etc…, they’ll play over and over and over until the candy is gone. What a great way to get them to drill math facts voluntarily!
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These fun, monster-themed coloring pages are just the ticket for helping your child to to memorize his addition and subtraction facts!
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$1.99
Four fun monster-themed coloring pages should be just the trick for helping your child to memorize those pesky multiplication facts!
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$0.99
Math games are a fun way to help your child increase his number sense, or his ability to see and understand numerical relationships. This fun game will build mental math abilities, subitizing abilities, and number sense.
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This 3-page printable file contains all of the multiplication tables up through the 12’s, as well as a large bookmark that contains all of the multiplication tables. These are a great reference for young kiddos new to the times tables! I print the small times tables on different colors of paper, then laminate them, punch a hole in the top left corner and thread a key ring through them to make a handy reference chart. My kids use the times tables bookmark in their math textbooks.
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$8.50
This 42-page file includes everything you need to play The Grocery Game with your kiddos! Math games are the best way to get kids voluntarily practicing difficult concepts — just like a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down. This game adds an element of competition, some funny scenarios to get you all roaring with laughter, and a couple of sneaky maneuvers to keep everyone guessing. Your children will barely realize they’re multiplying and adding decimals!
The grocery prices in this game aren’t easy. There are almost no nice, round numbers, so your children will get plenty of practice. The twists in the game give the slowest players opportunities to win, regardless of their computation speed. My 4th and 5th graders have no trouble playing this. If you’re looking for decimal addition instead of multiplication, try ‘The Grocery Game‘, which is just like this one, but without multiplication.
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This simple, daily schedule will help your child understand the concept of time.
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$5.50
What better way than games to help your kiddos thoroughly understand and internalize the concepts of reducing fractions to their simplest forms as well as equivalent fractions? If you want your children to beg you for math instead of having to force it on them, math games are the answer. This 10-page file, includes everything you need to play this game.
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$5.99
This 38-page file includes 3 fun games and everything you’ll need to play them! Your kids will master equivalent fractions, adding and subtracting fractions, the written and visual forms of fractions, and they’ll understand exactly why fractions with larger denominators are actually smaller than fractions with smaller denominators. That can be a confusing and abstract concept, but the visuals provided with these games will make it seem simpler and more concrete.
Above all, these games are a FUN way to master fractions, and a great way to get your kids begging for math instead of having to force feed it to them!
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$2.50
This 12-page printable includes 2 different Place Value Charts, a Place Value worksheet, 4 levels of Place Value Mats, and all of the materials necessary to play the fun Place Value games as well as the instructions for playing them. Just a few minutes of day of ‘playing math’ with your child will help him develop a love for math!
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$1.99
This 7-page download will help your child understand the concept of Place Value. The game board comes in four different levels. All you need are a few ten-sided dice and the printable, though I also like to use a pill organizer as a place value shaker. Math games are fun!
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Rated 5.00 out of 5
$2.50
This 16-page printable place value chart includes materials for a flip chart up to the hundred millions or one that includes decimals as well as a basic place value chart that goes up to the hundred billions and one that includes decimals. These charts should cover all of your place value chart needs! :)
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$15.00
This 50-page printable includes two Place Value charts (a flip chart and a flat chart) and 11 games that should help your child thoroughly understand the concept of Place Value.
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$1.99
This 7-page printable includes five place value mazes of varying difficulties. They’ll help your child make math connections that will increase his understanding of the concept of place value.
