Ok… we’ve all been there. Where you peer out to your classroom and you’re having a via GIPHY Kind of day. This is seriously every teacher’s worse nightmare. What’s a teacher to do? I mean you have what you thought was a pretty good lesson planned, limited supplies, and of course hardly any time […]

Help kids practice math with fun and simple games (many use only playing cards or dice). They will have so much fun, they won't know they are learning!

Fabulous for math revision, check out these 10 fun math dice games! Includes place value, number facts, fractions & geometry games played with dice.

There's a good chance you have a pack of UNO cards at home or in your classroom. Here are 5 math games you can play with them.

I was excited to discover this Tic Tac Toe Dice game in the book Dice Games by John Belton and Joella Crambit (1976).

Back & Forth is an easy and fun game to practice numeracy. Two players take turns rolling the die and moving the playing piece back & forth on the game...

Searching for fun ways to practice math facts in your class? Read about these tips including interactive games and activities for teaching addition, subtraction, and multiplication facts in early elementary. You'll love these easy ways to get students working on math facts! Stop questioning how to teach math facts and looking for ideas your students will love! As a bonus, grab a FREE math game for you class today! Your first grade and second grade students will love these ideas!

Learn 30 ways to make math fun for kids. Your students will be begging you to add some of these math activities and strategies to your teaching toolkit. Download the FREE checklist printable as a reference. #mathideas #mathactivities #mathfun #funmathactivities

Hands-on multiplication activities. These fun math activities use simple supplies such as dice, muffin pans, markers, poker chips, LEGO bricks, and more. Lots of math inspiration! #kidsactivities #math #matheducation #secondgrade #thirdgrade #handsonmath

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