Addition facts games

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!

Do your kids dread practicing their addition facts? Try Knockout! A fun addition game to help your child learn the facts without tears.

Math Facts Games that are fun, free, and easy to use! A great way to learn in your classroom!

Match Addition facts with this Free Printable Addition Memory Matching Game! A fun way to learn and review addition facts.

Today I am super excited to share one of my favorite partner math games with you! It's an oldie, but goodie. You know, one of those ideas th...

Learning the patterns in addition strategy can be tricky for students, especially when using a patterns in addition table. I'm sharing...

We love this addition game using flash cards - simple to play, but lots of math practice! We think flash cards games are much more fun than than drill sessions.

Math games are a great way to learn to love math. Addition and subtraction are two of those essential parts of math class! Practice addition and subtraction hands-on with these 20+ games for elementary students! Addition Games 1. A deck of cards Grab a deck of cards and divide them into two, the the Jack as 11,

Learn and move with this fun math facts game, Math Facts Islands. This gross motor math fun is a fun way to practice and a great way to move after school.

We are taking a slight detour on our current focus on subtraction to let you know that we have just listed a new pack of addition games to help students become familiar with addition facts. These 5 games will help your sweet friends practice single digit addition, with fluency, from 0+1 to 9+9. Students begin fact fluency memorization when they have mastered strategies for addition. These games are brightly colored for engagment, require no cutting - print, laminate if desired and you are…