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Bingo is always a hit in our house and this Addition Bingo is no exception! Not only is this game great addition practice for my 7-year-old, but it’s also good reinforcement of numbers and color recognition for my 5 and 3-year-olds. It doesn’t hurt for them to hear these addition facts over and over in …
This Addition Math Game is a fun way to practice addition facts without using traditional flash cards. How to Set Up the Addition Match Game: Print both pages for each fact family. The page which contains only numbers will be the game board. Leave it intact and do not cut it. The other page …
Commutative Squares – also known as magic squares – are an easy way to practice math facts. This particular commutative square focuses on double-digit addition. If you’re unfamiliar with Magic Squares, the instructions are simple: First add each row in the square. Then add each column in the square. When you are finished, the bottom …
My children love follow the leader worksheets! To “play” follow the leader, your child solves the first equation. He then uses that answer to solve the next equation. Continue on until you reach the final answer in the red box! Note that this worksheet has 2 follow the leader paths. More Simple Addition Worksheets: → …
Your young learner is going to love practicing 2 digit addition with this fun follow-the-leader style worksheet! To play follow the leader, your child solves the first equation. Then she uses her answer to solve the next equation. Continue using this method until you reach the end! More 2 Digit Addition Worksheets: → Number Puzzles …
Practice word problems in a fun way with this Christmas-themed worksheet! Your second or third grader will enjoy working through these word problems, which include multi-digit addition and subtraction. There is also a small section to practice translating number words into numerals. When you download this worksheet, you are agreeing to Mama’s Terms of Use. Follow …
It takes a lot of practice to memorize those addition and subtraction math facts! Using a variety of math games, activities, and the occasional worksheet help children solidify those facts. My young learners love this style of worksheet and I hope yours do too! Follow Lauren Hill’s board Homeschool Math on Pinterest. Download …
