Games for math facts

Math facts practice doesn’t have to be boring. Introduce these math facts practice activities to your elementary students and they will be begging to use them. You can play these addition and subtraction math games during math workshop, math centers, or guided math. These addition and subtraction activities are also great for morning work or early finisher activities. Students get to practice counting by 5’s, skip counting and adding and subtracting with these interactive math games.

Fact fluency is a big part of math in first grade. You may be thinking, "How in the world am I going to teach these kiddos ALL these facts w...

There are so many fun ways to practice math facts that will leave students begging for more! Let me share a few of my favorites with you!

Learn how to play the Kaboom game in your classroom to make practicing math facts, sight words, and more a blast for your students!

When students have a solid understanding of their doubles facts, it enables them to work on other mental math strategies. In order to do this, kids need many opportunities to practice these math facts. Here are some fun ways to practice doubles.

Number fact fluency is important to develop in first and second grade. Without automatic recall it's hard to move on to more complex skills.

Want to help kids explore addition and subtraction? These FREE fact family games will deepen their understanding and provide practice writing equations.

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If you're a primary teacher, you have probably taught your students about fact families. These not only help with fact fluency, but they give students the strategies they will need to help make adding and subtracting larger numbers easier. If you're looking to make this time a little more fun and meaningful for your students, check out these fact family games and activities.