These games will develop familiarity with the number system and "landmarks" such as 10s, 100s, 1,000s and 10,000. The games will provide engaging opportunities to practice computation. Students need to practice addition and subtraction facts, as they move on to multiplication and division concepts. If you find that your child needs work on some facts, choose one or two facts; work on those facts, then after they are mastered, choose one or two more facts. Limit the number of facts you are working on. Success builds confidence.
Games to help children learn number facts:
- Number of the Day
- Addition Tic Tac Toe
- Greatest Number Wins (3 digit)
- Greatest Number Wins (4 digit)
- Directions
- Greatest Sum/Difference Wins
- Greatest Product Wins
- Multiplication Tic Tac Toe
- Close to 100
- The Factor Game
Online Resources for Parents and Children:
- Glossary of Terms
- Digital Math Manipulatives
- Video: Subtraction With Regrouping
- Video: How to Learn Multiplication Facts
- Addition/Subtraction Games
- Multiplication Game
- Addition/Subtraction/Multiplication Games
- Krypto: Math Facts Game
- Interactive Tangram Puzzles
- Tangram Template
- Telling Time Activity
- Interactive Making Change Activity
- Source for Lots of Games