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MATH PRACTICE GAMES FREE

This is a good math game to play with 5th graders.

Players take it in turns, until one player has positioned 3 counters in a row.

They work out the answer and cover the number with a counter.

They then choose one of the 6 equations, using the 2 numbers generated to represent a and b.

With the 2 numbers generated, they decide which number will represent ‘a’ and which number will represent ‘b’.

Algebra game board and list of equations (shown below).

$math practice games$

Equations list (see downloadable resources).Algebra game board (see downloadable resources).This 5th grade math game builds children’s confidence with algebra. Algebra 3 in a rowĪlgebra is a topic children sometimes perceive to be difficult. We hope that these educational games will be enjoyed by you and your young learners.Īll games can be modified to cater to different levels, numbers can be simplified by using one or two-digit whole numbers or providing students with a number line, or be made more challenging by incorporating decimal numbers, fractions, mixed numbers, exponents, etc.

MATH PRACTICE GAMES FREE

Repetition is an important part of learning and these free math games provide another opportunity to cover new content as well as revisit past topics in a different way. We hope that this collection of fun math games can be an extra tool in your teaching toolbelt. As lessons can be slightly more rigorous than those of 3rd grade or 4th grade, it’s important to break up lesson time with some fun math activities.įifth grade math games can be a great way to start a lesson, get children focused on the material right as they enter the classroom, and they can also be a good lesson closer or exit ticket to summarize the day’s learning. Fifth grade is an important year for developing math skills and setting children on the right path before middle school.

Math practice games