Math Fact Relay Race
Math Facts made fun! Students practice their math facts with this fun relay game. Could be easily adapted to other skills as well!
Directions:
1. Cut out 2 circle with a circle cut out inside of it (like a doughnut shape).
2. Write factors around the circle.
3. Put one factor in the middle of the circle.
4. Have students race to multiply the factor in the middle with one of the factors on the ring. (Could also be used for addition, subtraction, division, and vocabulary words)
Color By Number
I am currently working on a growing bundle of math facts color by number sets for both multiplication and addition (you can also buy each set separately at my TpT store). You can get a great deal by buying the set now, because the price goes up as I add each set, but you can get them all for today's price!
Math Facts Game Capture
My students absolutely LOVE this game for practicing their math facts! You can watch the video below to see how we use it for practicing multiplication, but it can be easily adapted for other skills as well (including sight word or vocabulary words)! You can find the complete directions for the Capture Math Facts Game here.
Math Facts Erase
Write math fact problems on the board. One student calls out the answer to one of the problems, and the other erases the problem that matches their answer. If the student erasing the problems is stumped, they switch places.
Kicking It Math
Subitizing Cards for Multiplication
Subitizing cards are a great way to help your students practice their math facts. You can find the complete directions as well as a link to the freebie for these cards here.
Kaboom Math Facts Game
Students take turn pulling the cards from the container and answering the math facts on them. If they get the answer correct, they get to keep their card. If they answer incorrectly, they put the card back in. If a student pulls the dreaded Kaboom card out, they have to put back all of their cards. The winner is the student with the most cards at the end of the game.
Math Facts Flyswatter
Write some products on index cards. Give students each a flyswatter. Call out a math fact such as 7 X 8. Students will race to swat the correct answer, 56.
Math Facts Who Am I
Write various products on index cards and paper clip them to your students' backs so they can't see them. The other student gives them a math fact that would have the answer of the number on the back so the student can guess their number. This is easily differentiated by your students' ability as you can see in the video.
