Allison Behne created this game to reinforce Operations and Algebraic thinking, multiplication, with her students. She recently shared the addition version with us called Sum It Up. This is the multiplication version.

This game is a great practice for not only basic addition but numeric and algebraic thinking as well. There is a partner activity that Allison created that works on multiplication. 

This activity provides practice finding the value of an unknown number.

This math fact game is easy to understand and is great for practicing independence.

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This video shows Joan's students playing a simple game to practice subtraction.

This video shows a simple to make and simple to teach math game that focuses on the basic math facts.

This math activity provides practice determining if the number of objects in a group is odd or even.

This fourth-grade activity supports Operations and Algebraic Thinking but can easily be adapted to older and younger students.  

Understanding ratios and ratio reasoning is an advanced mathematical domain found in the sixth grade.

Students create and solve problems designed around math concepts being studied.

In this activity, students classify numbers as rational or irrational.

Students build fluency and automaticity of basic facts.

Students use a self-selected strategy to find the value of the unknown number.

This activity provides practice writing solutions in slope-intercept form and plotting possible solutions on a coordinate plane.

Students use apply knowledge of using an area model to solve multiplication and/or division problems.

Students use Piet Mondrian's rectangular drawing approach to build and calculate an area comprised of smaller colorful components.  Individual or partner activity. 

Similar to the card game War, this game uses manipulatives as concrete objects to help young learners compare numbers. 

Students build computation and estimation skills with this simple card game.