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This digital subtraction game is a great way for students to practice their math skills through distance learning! It includes an interactive game board (PowerPoint and Google Slides ready) with a game piece that actually moves throughout the game with you! Talk about fun!

Students can complete this individually at their own home, with a teacher via live call (Zoom, Google Meet, etc.), and/or with a partner or small group as everyone has their own device!

There are 51 unique, interactive subtraction activities included in this game!

In this unit:

• teacher directions: I share both printable directions and a video so you can see how to access and play this game with your students. Or you can send it straight home to them for a fun review!

Each color on the gameboard represents a different way to practice subtraction skills. These include:

• 25 “solve it” subtraction activities: these are presented in a few different ways (only numerals, only 10-frames, and a mix).

• 13 “what’s missing?” activities: here students will practice solving for the missing part of a subtraction equation

• 13 “story problem” activities: these activities are in real-life word format and students need to use their subtraction skills to solve

• Each activity is self-checked so students can see if the answer they came up with is correct!

Please watch the video preview to see how the game can be played!

Enjoy!

Susan

This digital addition game is a great way for students to practice their math skills through distance learning! It includes an interactive game board (PowerPoint and Google Slides ready) with a game piece that actually moves throughout the game with you! Talk about fun!

Students can complete this individually at their own home, with a teacher via live call (Zoom, Google Meet, etc.), and/or with a partner or small group as everyone has their own device!

There are 51 unique, interactive addition activities included in this game!

In this unit:

• teacher directions: I share both printable directions and a video so you can see how to access and play this game with your students. Or you can send it straight home to them for a fun review!

Each color on the gameboard represents a different way to practice number sense skills. These include:

• 25 “solve it” addition activities: these are presented in a few different ways (only numerals, only 10-frames, and a mix).

• 13 “what’s missing?” activities: here students will practice solving for the missing addend in an addition equation

• 13 “story problem” activities: these activities are in real-life word format and students need to use their addition skills to solve

• Each activity is self-checked so students can see if the answer they came up with is correct!

Please watch the video preview to see how the game can be played!

Enjoy!

Susan

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These math games are a great way for students to practice their math skills through distance learning! Each unit includes an interactive game board (PowerPoint and Google Slides ready) with a game piece that actually moves throughout the game with you! Talk about fun!

Students can complete this individually at their own home, with a teacher via live call (Zoom, Google Meet, etc.), and/or with a partner or small group as everyone has their own device!

There are 46-51 unique, interactive math activities included in each game!

Number Sense
Addition
Subtraction
Place Value
Geometry digital math game board
Editable game board

In the NUMBER SENSE unit:

• teacher directions: I share both printable directions and a video so you can see how to access and play this game with your students. Or you can send it straight home to them for a fun review!

Each color on the gameboard represents a different way to practice number sense skills. These include:

• 16 “solve it” number sense activities: these are straight forward, answer and explain or multiple-choice types of problems.

• 15 “what’s next?” activities: here students will practice ordering numbers forward, backward, and with skip counting

• 15 “story problem” activities: these activities are in real-life word format and students need to use their number sense to solve

• Each activity is self-checked so students can see if the answer they came up with is correct!

In the ADDITION unit:

• teacher directions: I share both printable directions and a video so you can see how to access and play this game with your students. Or you can send it straight home to them for a fun review!

Each color on the gameboard represents a different way to practice number sense skills. These include:

• 25 “solve it” addition activities: these are presented in a few different ways (only numerals, only 10-frames, and a mix).

• 13 “what’s missing?” activities: here students will practice solving for the missing addend in an addition equation

• 13 “story problem” activities: these activities are in real-life word format and students need to use their addition skills to solve

• Each activity is self-checked so students can see if the answer they came up with is correct!

In the SUBTRACTION unit:

• teacher directions: I share both printable directions and a video so you can see how to access and play this game with your students. Or you can send it straight home to them for a fun review!

Each color on the gameboard represents a different way to practice subtraction skills. These include:

• 25 “solve it” subtraction activities: these are presented in a few different ways (only numerals, only 10-frames, and a mix).

• 13 “what’s missing?” activities: here students will practice solving for the missing part of a subtraction equation

• 13 “story problem” activities: these activities are in real-life word format and students need to use their subtraction skills to solve

• Each activity is self-checked so students can see if the answer they came up with is correct!

In the PLACE VALUE unit:

• teacher directions: I share both printable directions and a video so you can see how to access and play this game with your students. Or you can send it straight home to them for a fun review!

Each color on the gameboard represents a different way to practice subtraction skills. These include:

• 25 “solve it” place value activities: here students will identify different numbers withing 120 as shown in expanded form, numerals, and with base-1o blocks

• 13 “what’s missing?” activities: here students will solve for the missing number in sequences within 120 (skip counting by 2s, 5s, and 10s, is included)
• 13 “story problem” activities: these activities are in real-life word format and students need to use their place value skills to solve

Enjoy!

Susan