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Triangle Fact Families Game
Use this fun game to help children practice addition/subtraction and multiplication/division fact families.
Fractions Games
Multiplication Games
Domino War
Grab some dominoes and turn them all over.
Split them into two even piles.
Line them up in rows facing each other.
Together, call out, “I declare war!” and flip over the domino at the front of each pile.
Each player must say their math sentence fully:
“Five times zero equals zero.”
“Five times five equals twenty-five.”
The player with the higher product takes both dominoes and moves them to the back of their row.
When matching dominoes are flipped over, players can choose double- or triple-war, winner taking all.
The game ends when one player has acquired all the dominoes (or when it’s time for the next subject😎).
Fact Family Triangles
Use this fun game to help children practice multiplication/division fact families.
Roll one or two dice each and enter them in the bottom corners of the triangle. Multiply them together to find the top corner of the triangle. Reverse the equation to create division sentences.
Use the back side to grow one of the animal families.
Rock, Paper, Scissors, Multiply!
Each student pound a fist into an open hand three times while calling out, “Rock, Paper, Scissors…”
When they say, “Multiply!” each one holds out between 1 and 10 fingers.
Each student’s number gets multiplied by the other.
The first to call out the multiplication answer wins!
Multiplication Around the Block
Multiplication Jungle
Multiplication Honeycomb Game
Division Games
Print these games onto cardstock to help children practice their division facts while having fun.
Representation of Numbers Game
Use this game to help reinforce lessons on standard, word, and expanded forms of numbers.
Make Ten Go Fish
Use at least one pack of playing cards for each two players in the game.
Each player starts with eight cards in their hand and may have up to eight cards at any given time. All other cards are placed in a pile
When a player has two cards that equal ten, they put them down together.
When a player needs a card to make ten, they may ask another player, “Do you have any ____?” If the answer is yes, the cards must be handed over. If the answer is no, they reply, “Go fish!” The first player then takes a card off the top of the pile.
Decide ahead of time if you want Aces to count as one.
The first person to get rid of all of their cards wins.
Addition Fact Family Go Fish
Use at least one pack of playing cards for each two players in the game.
Each player starts with nine cards in their hand and may have up to nine cards at any given time. All other cards are placed in a pile
When a player has three cards that show an addition fact family, they put them down together.
When a player needs a card to make a fact family, they may ask another player, “Do you have any ____?” If the answer is yes, the cards must be handed over. If the answer is no, they reply, “Go fish!” The first player then takes a card off the top of the pile.
Decide ahead of time if you want Aces to count as one.
The first person to get rid of all of their cards wins.
Multiplication Fact Family Go Fish
Use at least one pack of playing cards for each two players in the game.
Each player starts with nine cards in their hand and may have up to nine cards at any given time. All other cards are placed in a pile
When a player has three cards that show a multiplication fact family, they put them down together.
When a player needs a card to make a fact family, they may ask another player, “Do you have any ____?” If the answer is yes, the cards must be handed over. If the answer is no, they reply, “Go fish!” The first player then takes a card off the top of the pile.
Decide ahead of time if you want Aces to count as one. To make larger products, you may choose ahead of time to put down sets of four cards (such as 4×5= two tens).
The first person to get rid of all of their cards wins.
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