Photo credit: TeachMe, Inc. Math Buzz is a fun game for practicing pre-k to 8th grade math skills like arithmetic (adding, subtracting, dividing, & multiplication), estimating, fractions, decimals, pre-algebra, and algebra. Disclaimer: The artwork makes it look like this game is for a young audience, but the 8th grade math problems are challenging for those […]
Photo credit: TeachMe, Inc. Math Muncher is a fun game for practicing pre-k to 8th grade math skills like arithmetic (adding, subtracting, dividing, & multiplication), estimating, fractions, decimals, pre-algebra, and algebra.
Photo credit: turtlediary.com Place Value Game from turtlediary.com is a practical game to help students learn about place value using digital base ten blocks. Disclaimer: It appears like players must either agree to seeing advertisements, or subscribe and pay in order to play without advertisements.
Photo credit: roomrecess.com Jet Tank is a game that students can play to practice place value. Disclaimer: this game does involve shooting, but so far I’ve only seen shooting at targets and avoiding cannonballs.
Photo credit: Nessy Learning LLC Nessy provides multiple strategies for remembering how to multiply by zero. Photo credit: Nessy Learning LLC Nessy provides multiple strategies for remembering how to multiply by four. Photo credit: Nessy Learning LLC Nessy provides multiple strategies for remembering how to multiply by six. Photo credit: Nessy Learning […]
Photo credit: roomrecess.com Room Recess has developed Math Quest and Math Quest 2 to help students understand math facts, problem solving, & reading comprehension. Save
Photo credit: MathGames by TeachMe, Inc. Zombie Math allows students to practice math skills from pre-K to 8th grade. I did not include this game with pre-K and Kindergarten math, because of the zombies. However, 1st graders can practice earlier skills with this game, if they wish.
Photo credit: The iMums iMums & SlimCricket has put together several videos to teach students the multiplication tables by using visuals. An example of number 4 can be found as a video here. There is a free iPad App that students use to practice number 4. It looks like the full version, which includes the […]
Photo credit: Planning Playtime Uno Addition is a fun way for students to learn addition. I like this activity for many reasons: this is low prep, as the Uno cards randomly generate the numbers used in each equation; it is kinethetic, as students get to put the blocks together to build the amount; it is […]
Photo credit: MathGames Age Of Math is a game that helps students practice math skills from Pre-K math to Algebra. The challenges are complex too. It takes several throws to successfully get objects thrown to the correct targets.