Math Bump Games

I am really excited about another makeover! This time it was my math bump games. These games have been dressed up with some new covers and new graphics. They are looking really good and are ready to be taken out!



If you would like to give them to try them out with your students I have several freebies ready for you to download now! These games give practice at basic Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication and Division. The kids get to 'play' and heaps of fun without even realizing that they are actually doing math! That has to be a real win, win for you and for them!

    

Addition Bump Games Freebies - 2 Printable Addition Games

 

   

Subtraction Bump Games Freebie - 2 Printable Subtraction Games

 

   

Multiplication Bump Games Freebie - 2 Printable Multiplication Games

 

  

Division Bump Games Freebie - 2 Printable Division Games

 

If you want more, I have four sets, one for each of the operations.

These make a great math center and once students know how to play, they play each of the games the same way.

They are also perfect for fast finishers.

If you want fun homework that the kids can actually enjoy, they can take the games home and play with their parents.

 

  

Addition Bump Games - 35 Printable Games 

  

   

Subtraction Bump Games - 25 Printable Games

 

  

Multiplication Bump Games - 27 Printable Games

 

  

Division Bump Games - 33 Printable Games

 

Hope these games help to bring some fun to math time in your classroom or for your kids!

Enjoy using the games!

Till next time!  

Place Value Fun

Place Value! Just when you think they have it, you ask a question in a different way and they have no idea! That's why I am always looking for new ways to consolidate place value. I love using games and I love getting the kids to represent numbers in different ways! That's why I have created some place value games and place value worksheets.

Here are some of the Freebies I have created to get kids looking at place value from different angles.

 

This set has 4 different worksheets - 2 for 2 digit numbers and 2 for 3 digit numbers.

You can select the numbers that the kids work on or they can create their own numbers by rolling 2 or 3 dice.

  

  

You can download this free set from my Teachers Pay Teachers Store at

www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Place-Value-Free-2042043 

 

I also use games for place value and have created lots of different place value games.

Here are 2 sets of my Place Value Games Freebies -

There are 2 Place Value games for 2 digit numbers in this set.

Download it at

www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Place-Value-Games-691196

 

    

 

This set has 2 Place Value Board Games for 3 digit numbers. You can download it at

www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Place-Value-Games-691227 

 

   

 

If you want more games I have loads of printable games in these collections -

There are 15 different Place Value games in this set for 2 digit numbers. Some are no prep board games and some are card games.

You can learn more about it at -

www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Place-Value-Games-690574

            

 

This collection is for 3 digit numbers and has 15 different games including board games and card games. You can see a preview at

www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Place-Value-691125

   

 

Well, I hope that gives you lots to keep the kids thinking and doing place value! 

Till next time!

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Back to School Math Fun

There are loads of great math activities that are perfect for the start of the school year!
In my Back to School Math About Me collection you will find math that the kids will want to do! Here are some of the goodies in this set!

http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Back-to-School-289829

 



The Eliminate Number Game has students record numbers relevant to themselves. Next the teachers reads out cards with clues related to these numbers and students are eliminated if their numbers match the clues.

 

When's My Birthday? is a game related to students' birthdays. It is a little bit like the Higher/Lower number game but instead students try to guess when each student has their birthday. After guessing a date, the student gives the clue, before or after.

 

Students' birthdays can be recorded on the Birthday Charts and this information can be used to create a birthday graph.

 

Students can also create a Numbers About Me poster which doubles as a Number Puzzle for their classmates to solve.

 

This activity, We are Similar and Different is a Venn Diagram activity that requires them to compare themselves to a partner. This is a great activity to launch a discussion about differences and tolerance of differences!

 

All of these activities are available in Back to School Math About Me -

www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Back-to-School-289829