Description
How often do you think that your secondary students could use a refresher on some basic math skills from their elementary days? These math review games can be incorporated in many ways. I like to use these with early finishers or to practice a particular skill in a fun way. Each game has a writing piece. Content literacy is very important and after practicing a skill, students will write about it to deepen their understanding.
These games are Easel Ready so you can give them to your classes digitally!
Here's a freebie in this format to try: Supplementary and Complementary Angles Seek and Find.
How to Play:
The student works a math problem and then finds it on the game board and circles the answer. (This is based on the word search puzzles but with math problems instead of words except for game 8.) All games have answer keys. Students must be able to work with integers and some rational numbers.
Each game is also sold separately. Get a 30% discount when purchasing this bundle! The game titles identify the skills practiced. This set of games is ideal for 6th grade and up (there is one game using exponent rules) but individual games are suited for earlier grades too!
Table of Contents:
Game 1 – Place Value (3rd Grade and Up)
Game 2 – Patterns (3rd Grade and Up)
Game 3 – Arithmetic and Geometric Patterns (6th Grade and Up)
Game 4 – Prime Factorization (6th Grade and Up)
Game 5 – Exponent Properties (8th Grade and Up)
Game 6 – Multiples (4th Grade and Up)
Game 7 – Inequalities (6th Grade and Up)
Game 8 – Definitions (4th Grade and Up)
Game 9 – Place Value (less than one) (5th Grade and Up)
Game 10 – Percents, Decimals, Fractions (5th Grade and Up)
Game 11 – Add/Subt Fractions (5th Grade and Up)
Game 12 – Mult/Div Fractions (5th Grade and Up)
Game 13 – Words to Math Sentences (6th Grade and Up)
Game 14 – Operations (Whole numbers) (3rd Grade and Up)
Game 15 – Operations (Integers/Rationals) (6th Grade and Up)
Game 16 – Absolute Value Inequalities (6th Grade and Up)
*Game 17 – Operation Combo (6th Grade and up)
*Game 18 – Operation Combo (6th Grade and up)
*Game 19 – Operation Combo (6th Grade and up)
*Game 20 – Operation Combo (6th Grade and up)
(Games 17-20 help practice the skill needed to factor but it is a skill that 6th graders can master.)
- *THIS IS THE LINK TO BUY GAMES 17, 18, 19, 20 together: A Lead up to
Copyright © Time Flies/Lisa Hamiter. All rights reserved by author. This product is to be used by the original downloader only. Copying for more than one teacher, classroom or school system is prohibited.




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