This free set of maths cards includes fractions, decimals, percentages, words and turkey pie pictures for KS2. Ideal for Thanksgiving & Christmas to play games such as Memory, Snap, Pairs, Families & Go Fish. Students take turns finding equivalent values and thinking mathematically, making connections and becoming more confident with understanding these mathematical concepts. Kids love playing games so if you can mix learning with playing you know you will be onto a winner! Card activities might seem old-fashioned in our screen-loving age, but these games will help your students become fluent and confident with mathematical thinking without realizing how much they are learning and exercising their maths-thinking brains! Easy setup makes this perfect for independent activities, centres and supply days. Encourage them to stop the game occasionally and discuss how they know that 20% = 0.2 = one-fifth = 1/5 etc. Explaining this clarifies their thinking and helps them understand converting fractions, decimals and percentages. Players will be engaged as they will check whether the other players are correct. A fast game of Snap encourages speed in calculating as the person who calls Snap correctly first wins the pile of cards. Differentiation - make this more challenging by mixing up more than 2 versions e.g. using fractions in numbers and words, illustrations, decimals and/or percentages and finding all the families with equivalent values. You will get: 6 values as illustrations (turkey pie) illustrations (turkey with pie) fractions as numbers e.g. 1/4 fractions as words e.g. one quarter decimals percentages pattern for the backs of cards Great for you: Prep is easy and quick - print, cut up into cards (laminate with the pattern on the back for repeated use) and you are ready for a fun and engaging class Great for your maths and/or Thanksgiving and Christmas centre Use this to calculate mathematically and understand fractions by converting the pie illustrations into decimals, percentages and fractions in a fun way Ideal as an independent activity as part of a lesson Great for fractions, percentages and decimals homework Use resources for early finishers or extra practice Great for early morning work Great for your students: Games are ideal for 2 - 4 players Use a stopwatch for individuals to pair up 2 or more sets of cards challenge - who can beat this time/ who is the fastest in the group or class? Games are easy to learn how to play Games have a competitive element so students will be engaged Players will check each other’s mathematical skills and therefore be learning together. Encourage students to discuss their thinking. If you like this resource please leave a review, Thankyou Please check out TES Shop (UK) Copyright © OwletLearning

Looking for doubles facts in maths fun games for Key Stage 1? Are your students working on ‘What is doubles facts’ - doubling numbers from 2-12? These Roll and Work out activities will engage your students as they practice their addition and doubling fact fluency, which are essential mathematical skills. The game will help to memorize and recall maths facts easily and quickly. Doubling will be something they will find fun to do as they find the most summer popsicles. These are great games to play in the summer term or when students come back to school as a game to get maths thinking going again after the summer break, or even during the summer holidays as fun games to remember those maths facts! The games are for students to play in pairs. Use them as part of a doubling lesson to practice these skills or a stand-alone activity for students who need extra practice with doubling and prefer to play games rather than do lots of maths sheets. Checking that their friends have got the correct answer means that they have instant feedback if they have the answer right and if they disagree, they can work it out together. Provide manipulatives such as Numicon, counters or Dienes or a number line to support learning or encourage students to use their mental maths strategies to work out and find the answers. Use small whiteboards if necessary to do some illustrations to arrive at the answers. Sharing and discussing these with their partners will lead to verbalizing what they are doing which will add to their learning experience. **Here is what you will get: ** Double game - using 2 dice (1 - 6) - roll the dice, add the 2 numbers generated, double the sum, find this answer on the game board. color this in The game is in colour and black & white for more printing options Dice/ die and spinner to choose from for each game Instructions for the games This game is perfect for homework and home education. The games are ideal for maths centres when you have to find activities quickly for those times when something unpredicted happens – e.g. wet playtime or substitute lessons This is a perfect resource to have ready for early finishers or to play as part of a lesson in pairs practicing adding and doubling and getting better at working them out. The games will make students work faster, more accurately and become more confident with mental maths strategies. Your students will love playing these games. Students love learning in fun ways and these games will help to practice their maths skills so that these become easier and quicker. They will make connections through a shared fun learning experience and increase their mathematical skills in the process – a win-win situation. Please check out TES Shop (UK) Copyright © OwletLearning

Are you looking for ways to teach number patterns for times table for times tables? Make investigating times table maths fun with these engaging activities. Your students will love working out patterns as explained in this resource and it will help them to remember number facts. The activities outlined here will help your students ‘see’ number patterns, and learn and consolidate times table facts, which is great for recall. Differentiation is easy as times tables can be easy or tricky, but the notes in this product will help them to remember. Students will love investigating and won’t even realize how much they are learning about numbers and times tables. Here is what you will get: Ideas about how to teach about: patterns for times tables Questions to ask to steer students’ thinking about numbers activities & investigations to do tips and tricks about times tables to 12 - some tricks to remember those tricky multiplications for instance I have found 7 x 8 tricky until someone said to me to turn this round and say 56 = 7 x 8 and you have 5, 6, 7, 8 - so simple to remember now! numbers that occur frequently and patterns to look out for interesting facts about numbers in different times tables how to use easier times tables to work out harder ones e.g. 2x8 = double 2x2 and double again - and understand why this works seeing number connections will make future maths easier when students work with bigger numbers 100 squares to use for investigations Make these investigations into exciting lessons that will let your students see number patterns which will help them in future maths problem-solving lessons plus remembering those key essential multiplication skills and times tables. These teaching ideas and investigations are suggested for years 2 – 4 but may also be suitable for other year groups. Home Education: these tips and investigations are great for home education as they will give you plenty of ideas about how to teach about number patterns. ideal to use as part of a lesson practicing times tables great to play as a fun game outside of formal teaching - ‘drip feeding’ learning and maths into other parts of the day If you like this product then I would appreciate it if you could provide feedback please. Thank you. Please check out TES Shop (UK) Copyright © OwletLearning

Are you looking for engaging Halloween maths multiplication games this October? Make practicing & recalling times tables fun with these engaging Roll and Multiply maths activities. This set of 4 low-prep times table games is perfect to help your students become quicker & more confident with times tables and instant recall of these key number facts. The multiplication chart included means they can check their answers immediately. The cute Halloween clip art makes this ideal for October fun maths activities. Quick and easy setup plus clear instructions make the maths games ideal for lessons, centres, homework and supply days. The games will help your students learn and consolidate times table facts and recall in engaging ways. Differentiation is easy as there are 4 games to choose from. There is also a blank template for your students to fill out and create their own game. Students will love playing and won’t even realize how much they are getting quicker at recalling the times table facts. You will get: 4 Halloween Maths Roll & Multiply Games using: 1, 2, 5, 10 Times Tables 3, 4, 6, 8 Times Tables 7, 9, 11, 12 Times Tables 1 – 12 Times Tables a blank template for students to make up their own games instructions templates for dice and spinners with Halloween clip art markers teaching notes multiplication grids to check answers - some with Halloween clip art Banish those boring ways of practicing essential times table skills by using these popular game formats. Students will play in pairs or small groups and see if the other players are correct. You can make it optional that they can only move on if their answer is correct and you can use a timer to say the answer as an extra challenge - this will increase their speed and accuracy. Provide the multiplication grids included so that students can instantly check themselves if they are correct. Encourage them to discuss strategies to multiply different times tables - see tips and patterns for times tables for more ideas. Great for you: Low-prep - print & and play Teachers’ notes with suggestions on how to structure the lesson Great for your maths Use them for easy prep morning work Great as independent activities as part of a lesson Ideal as an adult-led activity Great for fun homework Use them for early finishers Great if you need a quick resource e.g. for supply days Great for your students: Roll & Multiply games are easy to play Instructions are included Players will check each other’s times table & multiplication skills and therefore be learning together Gives students opportunities to discuss multiplication patterns Games have a competitive element so will encourage perseverance Please check out TES Shop (UK) Copyright © OwletLearning

Are you looking for 2-digit addition regrouping Fun Activities for autumn addition maths games for year 3 & 4 for students to practice addition with 2-digit numbers? They will love these Roll and Add fun Autumn maths games for kids to practice regrouping or working out addition sums with 2-digit numbers using key maths skills to calculate the answers. The games are ideal for: consolidating adding as an extra activity for those who need more practice with adding 2 digits - whether by regrouping or other ways lessons when you are teaching about addition 2-digit numbers independent activities - these fun games are great to play in pairs adult-led activities - giving you opportunities to assess and discuss their mathematical speed and accuracy plus strategies on how to add maths centres - have them organized in folders marked addition for those times you need some quick and ready resources, substitute days or free choice times fun homework Students will be eager to play and work out the answers using these resources and see who can solve the most addition problems, circle the most acorns with their colours and claim these as theirs. Challenging the partner on whether they are adding up correctly will keep them engaged and wanting to play these games more than once. It is up to you if they can check their answers using a calculator or by paper and pencil method. To make this easier for those students who need manipulatives, provide counters or other maths resources you have for counting e.g. Numicon, 10 frames etc. for working out and checking answers. This gives a great connection between concrete maths i.e. handling objects and the more abstract maths of using numerals and written sums. Differentiation is easy - use the easier addition game 1 for students who need simpler additions to solve single and double digits and support this with manipulatives or challenge them to add 2 2-digit numbers beyond 100 in Game 3. You will get: Game 1 - adding 1-digit (and 10) to 2-digit numbers Game 2 - adding teen numbers to 2-digit numbers Game 3 - for adding 2 2-digit numbers (higher than teen numbers) Instructions come with each game 4 dice - The instructions on the individual games explain which dice to use 4 spinners Coloured counters to use instead of colouring in This is a perfect resource to have ready for early finishers or to play as part of a lesson in pairs practicing adding and getting better at working them out. The games will make students work faster, more accurately and become more confident with addition whether using the regrouping method or another way to solve the problems. If you like this resource, please leave a review, Thank You Please check out TES Shop (UK) Copyright © OwletLearning

Looking for summer subtraction from 100 fun maths games for year 3 & 4? These Roll and Subtract activities will engage your students as they practice their subtraction fact fluency, which is an essential mathematical skill. The games will help to memorize and recall maths facts easily and quickly. Taking away, or subtracting, will be something they will find fun to do as they race to get the most kites. The games are for students to play in pairs. Use them as part of a subtraction lesson to practice these skills or as a stand-alone activity for students who need extra practice with taking away and prefer to play games rather than do lots of maths sheets. Checking that their friends have got the correct answer means that they have instant feedback if they have the answer right and if they disagree, they can work it out together. Provide manipulatives such as Numicon or Dienes or a 100 square and number line to support learning, or encourage students to use their mental maths strategies to work out and find the answers. Use small whiteboards if necessary to illustrate how to arrive at the answers. Discussing strategies and explaining what they are doing will add to their learning experience. Have an adult play with a student in a 1 to 1 scenario to discuss and explain how to subtract and strategies on how to do this e.g. if taking away 9 then take away 10 and add 1 etc., taking away the 10s first and then the ones (or units) or vice versa and any other strategies that may be helpful. Here is what you will get: Subtraction game - using 1 die – taking away from 100 Challenge subtraction game – using 2 dice - taking away from 100 Dice and spinners to choose from for each game Instructions for the games Counters to cut out Backs for Games to make them look more attractive if you laminate and store them with other games in your maths centre These games are perfect for lessons, extra subtraction practice, homework, supply teaching, home education or homes education. Students can play them with their parents, siblings and friends to show and discuss how they work out subtraction problems. Prep is easy – Print, cut up and play. The dice will need to be folded and glued, if this takes too much time please use the spinners instead. Students love learning in fun ways and these games will help to practice their maths skills so that subtraction becomes easier and quicker. They will make connections through a shared fun learning experience and increase their mathematical skills in the process – a win-win situation. If you like this resource, I would appreciate a review. Thank you. Please check out TES Shop (UK) Copyright © OwletLearning

Are you looking for summer subtraction from 1000 fun games for key stage 2 year groups? These Roll and Subtract activities will engage your students as they practice their subtraction fact fluency, which is an essential mathematical skill. The games will help to memorize and recall math facts easily and quickly. Taking away, or subtracting will be something they will find fun to do as they race to get the most kites. Ideal to play in pairs. Use them as part of a subtraction lesson to practice these skills or a stand-alone activity for students who need extra practice with subtracting numbers to 1000 and prefer to play games rather than do lots of math worksheets. Checking that their friends have got the correct answer means that they have instant feedback if they have the answer right and if they disagree they can work it out together. Playing games gives it the competitive element for students to be super engaged and try harder. Provide manipulatives such as Numicon or Dienes and number line to support learning, or encourage students to use their mental math strategies to work out and find the answers. Use small whiteboards if necessary to illustrate how they get their answers. Sharing and discussing strategies with others will enhance their learning experience. Have an adult play with a student in a 1 to 1 scenario to discuss and explain how to subtract and strategies how to do this efficiently e.g. if taking away 99 then take away 100 and add 1 etc. Discussing methods in a game leads to thinking more clearly and fluidly in math so that students have several strategies to fall back on which will help them with mental math. Here is what you will get: Subtraction game - using 2 dice – taking away from 1000 in color and black & white Challenge subtraction game – using 1 die/dice and doubling this Dice and spinners to choose from for each game Instructions for the games Counters to cut out Backs for Games to make them look more The games are ideal for math centres and when you have to find activities quickly for times when something unpredictable happens – e.g. wet playtime or supply lessons - or when children want to choose fun educational games to play with their friends - some call this Golden time. Prep is easy – Print, cut up and play. The dice will need to be folded and glued, if this takes too much time please use the spinners instead. The games will make students subtract faster, more accurately and become more confident with mental math strategies. Your students will love playing these games. They will make connections through a shared fun learning experience and increase their mathematical skills in the process – a win-win situation. Please check out TES Shop (UK) Copyright © OwletLearning

Looking for engaging multiplication games? Make practicing & recalling times tables maths fun with these engaging Snakes and Ladders activities. This set of 3 low-prep times table games is perfect to help your students become quicker & more confident with times tables. The multiplication chart included means they can check their answers immediately. Quick and easy setup plus clear instructions make the maths games ideal for lessons, centres, homework and substitute days. The games will help your students learn and consolidate times table facts and recall in engaging ways. Differentiation is easy as there are 3 games to choose from. Students will love playing and won’t even realize how much they are getting quicker at recalling the times table facts. Here is what you will get: 3 Snakes & Ladders Games using: 2, 3, 4, 5, 8 and 10 Times Tables 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12 Times Tables 2 – 12 Times Tables Plus instructions templates for dice and spinners markers teaching notes multiplication grids to check answers Banish those boring ways of practicing essential times table skills by using these popular formats. Students will play in pairs or small groups and see if the other players are correct. You can make it optional that they can only move on if their answer is correct and you can use a timer to say the answer as an extra challenge - this will increase their speed and accuracy. Provide the multiplication grids included so that students can check themselves if they are correct. Encourage them to discuss strategies to multiply different times Great for you: Low-prep - print & and play Teachers’ notes with suggestions on how to structure the lesson Great for your maths centres - print and put them together with the instructions, dice & markers and you are ready to play Use them for easy prep morning work Great as independent activities as part of a lesson Ideal for fun homework Use them for early finishers Ideal for extra fun times table practice Great if you need a quick resource e.g. for substitute days Great for your students: Snakes and Ladders games are easy to play Instructions are included Players will check each other’s times table & multiplication skills and therefore be learning together Gives students opportunities to discuss multiplication patterns Games have a competitive element so will encourage perseverance Home Education: Ideal to use as part of a lesson practicing times tables Great to play as a fun game outside of formal teaching - ‘drip feeding’ learning and maths into other parts of the day If you like this resource, please leave a review, Thank you Please check out TES Shop (UK) Copyright © OwletLearning

Looking for adding 2-digit numbers games **for year 2, 3, & 4 students to practice addition? They will love these Roll, Add and Find fun summer games for kids for addition 2-digit numbers, using their key mathematical skills to find the answers. These engaging maths games are perfect for the summer with a beach theme Students will be eager to play and work out the answers using these resources and see who can solve the most addition problems, circle the most sandcastles with their colours and claim these as theirs. Challenging the partner on whether they are adding up correctly, will keep them engaged and wanting to play these games more than once. To make this easier for those students who need manipulatives, provide counters or other maths resources you have for counting e.g. Numicon. This gives a great connection between concrete maths i.e. handling objects and the more abstract maths of using numerals and written sums. A great game for using mental maths and adding up in our heads too. Use them in adult-led activities where you can assess their speed of recall and accuracy of working out as they play - especially as you may be thinking about end-of-year reports or fun back-to-school activities to get back into thinking mathematically. The games come at the right time to evaluate how quick they are at working out e.g. 15 + 38 or 38 + 95 or to start off a new year in a fun way. Differentiation is easy - use the easier addition games using 1-digit and 2-digit numbers for students who need simpler additions to solve and support this with manipulatives or challenge them to add 2 2-digit numbers. You will get: 1 game for adding 1 digit + 2-digit numbers 1 game for adding teen + 2 digit numbers 1 game for adding 2 2-digit numbers Instructions come with each game 4 dice (letters relate to the dice used in the games). The instructions on the individual games explain which dice to use 4 spinners Coloured counters to use instead of colouring in - this makes it a faster game that can be used repeatedly. Patterns to add to the backs of the games to make them look more professional This is a perfect resource to have ready for early finishers or to play as part of a lesson in pairs practicing adding and getting better at working them out. The games will make students work faster, more accurately and become more confident with addition. They are also ideal for the maths centre to play during other times when you need a quick educational resource ready e.g. wet playtime or supply days. Your students will love playing these games. Prep is easy – Print, cut up and play If you like this resource, I would appreciate a review. Thank you. Please check out TES Shop (UK) Copyright © OwletLearning

These Halloween times tables games will engage students in KS2. Are your students working on multiplication and you are looking for some fun ways to practice multiplying numbers to increase their speed, confidence and accuracy in working out or recalling times tables facts? Your students will love these Roll, Multiply and Find activities as they practice their multiplication fact fluency, which is an essential mathematical skill. The games will help to memorize and recall maths multiplication facts (for 6, 7, 9, 11 & 12 times tables) more easily and quickly. Multiplying will be something they will find fun to do as they find the answers and claim Halloween doughnuts. The games are for students to play in pairs. Use them as part of a multiplication lesson to practice these skills or a stand-alone activity for students who need extra practice with times tables and prefer to play games rather than do lots of maths sheets. Checking that their friends have got the correct answer means that they have instant feedback if they have the answer right and if they disagree they can work it out together. Playing games such as these will give a competitive element for students to be super engaged and try harder. Provide manipulatives such as Numicon, counters or Dienes or a number line to support learning, or encourage students to use their mental maths strategies to work out and find the answers. We may know all these instinctively but students will gain a lot by having these mathematical concepts highlighted. These are great conversations to have over a fun game so that maths thinking becomes fluid and students have several strategies to fall back on that will help them with mental maths and when they are multiplying numbers in the future. Here is what you will get: 5 Multiplication Games in color and black and white for 6, 7, 9, 11, 12 times tables Dice 1 - 6 in color and black & white Spinners 1 - 6 in color and black & white 2 - 12 spinner - this is for multiplication only so use this if you want to concentrate on times tables rather than add and multiply Cute Halloween clipart for games, dice and spinners Instructions for the games Teaching ideas for lessons Patterns for the backs of the games Counters to print out and use in different colours Resources are in colour and black and white for more printing options The games for different times tables are great for differentiation! Students love learning in fun ways and these games will help to practice their maths skills so that these become easier and quicker. They will make connections through a shared fun learning experience and increase their mathematical skills in the process – a win-win situation. Please check out TES Shop (UK) Copyright © OwletLearning

These Halloween times tables games will engage students in KS1 & KS2. Are your students working on multiplication and you are looking for some fun ways to practice multiplying numbers to increase their speed, confidence and accuracy in working out or recalling times tables facts? Your students will love these Roll, Multiply and Find activities as they practice their multiplication fact fluency, which is an essential mathematical skill. The games will help to memorize and recall maths multiplication facts (for 2, 3, 4, 5, 8 and 10 times tables) more easily and quickly. Multiplying will be something they will find fun to do as they find the answers and claim Halloween donuts. The games are for students to play in pairs. Use them as part of a multiplication lesson to practice these skills or a stand-alone activity for students who need extra practice with times tables and prefer to play games rather than do lots of maths sheets. Checking that their friends have got the correct answer means that they have instant feedback if they have the answer right and if they disagree they can work it out together. Playing games such as these will give a competitive element for students to be super engaged and try harder. Provide manipulatives such as Numicon, counters or Dienes or a number line to support learning, or encourage students to use their mental maths strategies to work out and find the answers. We may know all these instinctively but students will gain a lot by having these mathematical concepts highlighted. These are great conversations to have over a fun game so that maths thinking becomes fluid and students have several strategies to fall back on that will help them with mental maths and when they are multiplying numbers in the future. Here is what you will get: 6 Multiplication Games in color and black and white for 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 10 times tables Dice 1 - 6 in color and black & white Spinners 1 - 6 in color and black & white 2 - 12 spinner - this is for multiplication only so use this if you want to concentrate on times tables rather than add and multiply Cute Halloween clipart for games, dice and spinners Instructions for the games Patterns for the backs of the games Counters to print out and use in different colours Resources are in colour and black and white for more printing options The games for different times tables are great for *differentiation! Students love learning in fun ways and these games will help to practice their maths skills so that these become easier and quicker. They will make connections through a shared fun learning experience and increase their mathematical skills in the process – a win-win situation. Please check out TES Shop (UK) Copyright © OwletLearning

Looking for Halloween subtraction maths games for KS1 to practice takeaway calculations from 5, 10, 12 and 20? Students will love these Roll and subtract fun Halloween maths games for kids to subtract using their key maths skills. Students will be eager to play and work out the answers using these resources and see who can solve the most Halloween subtraction problems, find the most paths to spooky ghosts and claim these to be theirs. Challenging the partner on whether they are subtracting correctly will keep them engaged and wanting to play these games more than once. These resources for Halloween subtraction games for KS1 can also be used for EYFS students to minus numbers from 5, 10, 12 and 20. Recalling or calculating taking away numbers mentally can be challenging but the more students do this, the better they will get. Finding ways to make this fun e.g. by playing games and ‘drip feeding’ this into daily maths activities is a great way of getting students to become quicker and more accurate with these important skills. To make this easier for those students who need manipulatives, provide counters or other maths resources you have for counting e.g. Numicon, 10 frames, number lines, counters etc. for working out and checking answers. This gives a great connection between concrete maths i.e. handling objects and the more abstract maths of using numerals and written calculations. These are great games for subtracting in our heads too - so ideal to practice mental maths. The maths games can also be used as independent activities if you are teaching subtraction as part of a lesson, or as an activity for those students who need more practice with subtracting numbers. With Games 1 & 2, they can work out the answers using their fingers, which will lead them to become more confident and quicker resulting in better recall for future maths subtraction problem-solving. Differentiation is easy - use the easier games for students who need simpler problems to solve and support this with manipulatives or challenge them to subtract from 20. Here is what you will get: 1 game for subtracting from 5 1 game for subtracting from 10 1 game for subtracting from 12 1 game for subtracting from 20 dice with Halloween clipart spinners with Halloween art Coloured counters to use instead of colouring in Patterns to add to the backs of the games to make them look more professional Students love learning in fun ways and these games will help to practice their maths skills so that addition becomes easier and quicker. They will make connections through a shared fun learning experience and increase their mathematical skills in the process – a win-win situation. Please check out TES Shop (UK) Copyright © OwletLearning

Are you looking for Halloween addition maths games for years 1 & 2 to practice addition to 10, 12, 20 and addition to 100? Students will love these Roll and add fun Halloween maths games for kids to calculate simple addition sums or addition 2-digit numbers with a tricky 7, 8 and 9 using their key maths skills. Students will be eager to play and work out the answers using these resources and see who can solve the most addition problems, circle the most monsters with their colours and claim these to be theirs. Challenging the partner on whether they are adding up correctly will keep them engaged and wanting to play these games more than once. To make this easier for those students who need manipulatives, provide counters or other maths resources you have for counting e.g. Numicon, 10 frames, number lines etc. for working out and checking answers. This gives a great connection between concrete maths i.e. handling objects and the more abstract maths of using numerals and written sums. Setting up is quick and instructions are easy to follow and come with the games. Use them in adult-led activities where you can assess their speed of recall and accuracy of working out as they play - evaluate how quick they are at calculating for example 4 + 6 or 32 + 9. The maths games can also be used as independent activities if you are teaching addition as part of a lesson, or as an activity for those students who need more practice with adding numbers. With the addition to 10 games, they can work out the answers using their fingers, which will lead them to become more confident and quicker resulting in better recall for future maths addition problem-solving. Differentiation is easy - use the easier addition games up to 10 for students who need simpler additions to solve and support this with manipulatives or challenge them to add to 100. Here is what you will get: 1 game for adding up to 10 1 game for adding up to 12 1 game for adding up to 20 1 game for adding up to 100 Instructions or directions 5 dice ( 1 to 5, 1 to 6, 2 to 7, 5 to 10, and a die with 2- digit numbers 5 spinners ( 1 to 5, 1 to 6, 2 to 7, 5 to 10 and a spinner with 2 digit numbers). Coloured counters to use instead of colouring in Patterns to add to the backs of the games to make them look more professional Students love learning in fun ways and these games will help to practice their maths skills so that addition becomes easier and quicker. They will make connections through a shared fun learning experience and increase their mathematical skills in the process – a win-win situation. Please check out TES Shop (UK) Copyright © OwletLearning

Are you looking for engaging Halloween maths activities to subtract and add numbers to 10, 20 and 100 this October? Make adding and subtracting fun with these engaging Roll and Calculate maths games. This set of 9 low-prep activities is perfect to help your students become quicker & more confident with these key mathematical skills. The cute Halloween clip art makes this ideal for October fun maths lessons. Quick and easy setup plus clear instructions make the maths games ideal for lessons, centres, homework and supply days. Get students to check each other’s answers to keep everyone engaged. Differentiation is easy as there are 9 games to choose from. Here is what you will get: 9 Halloween Maths Activities Roll & Calculate Games : Game 1 – add to 10 Game 2 – add to 20 Game 3 – add to 100 Game 4 – subtract from 10 Game 5 – subtract from 20 Game 6 – subtract from 100 Game 7 – subtract & add to 10 Game 8 – subtract & add to 20 Game 9 – subtract & add to 100 a blank template for students to make up their own games instructions templates for dice and spinners with Halloween clip art markers teaching notes Banish those boring ways of practicing essential maths skills by using these popular game formats. Students will play in pairs or small groups and check if the other players are correct so they will be engaged not just with working out their own calculations. For extra support provide manipulatives or number lines to work out the answers. Provide a calculator so that students can instantly check if they are correct. You can make it optional that they can only move on if their answer is correct and you can use a timer to say the answer as an extra challenge - this will increase their speed and accuracy. Great for you: Low-prep - print & and play Teachers’ notes with suggestions on how to structure the lesson Great for your maths centres - print and put them together with the instructions, dice & markers and you are ready to play Use them for easy prep morning work Great as independent activities as part of a lesson Ideal as an adult-led activity - take the opportunity to discuss adding and subtracting numbers efficiently Great for fun homework Use them for early finishers Ideal for extra fun practice Great if you need a quick resource e.g. for supply days These games are suggested for KS1 but may also be suitable for other years to consolidate and become more efficient with these important maths skills. Great for your students: Roll &Calculate games are easy to play Instructions are included Players will check each other’s addition and subtraction skills and therefore be learning together Gives students opportunities to discuss strategies Please check out TES Shop (UK) Copyright © OwletLearning

Your students will love these fun addition 3-digit regrouping games. The activities are ideal AUTUMN addition Maths games for grade 3 for students to add 2-digit and 3-digit numbers to practice regrouping numbers or adding them using mental Maths strategies in fun ways. These Roll and Add fun autumn maths games will engage your students so they use these key Maths skills to calculate the answers and ‘win’ the most acorns. The games are ideal for: consolidating addition as an extra activity for those who need more practice with adding 2 and 3- digits lessons when you are teaching about adding 3-digit numbers independent activities - these fun games are great to play in pairs adult-led activities Maths centres/ maths centres - have them organized in folders marked addition for those times you need some quick and ready resources, Supply days or free choice times fun homework Students will be eager to play and work out the answers using these resources and see who can solve the most addition problems, circle the most acorns with their colours and claim these as theirs. Challenging the partner on whether they are adding up correctly will keep them engaged and wanting to play these games more than once. It is up to you if they check their answers using a calculator or rely on their accuracy to add correctly. To make this easier for those students who need manipulatives, provide Maths resources e.g. Dienes etc. for working out and checking answers. This gives a great connection between concrete Maths i.e. handling objects and the more abstract Maths of using numerals and written sums. These are great games for adding up in our heads too - so ideal to practice mental maths. Differentiation is easy - use the easier addition game 1 for students who need simpler additions to solve 2- and 3-digit numbers and support this with manipulatives or challenge them to add two 3-digit numbers in Games 3 and 4. Alternatively, let students start with Game 1, then play Game 2, 3 and 4 as they get increasingly more difficult. Here is what you will get: Game 1 - adding teen numbers to 2- and 3-digit numbers Game 2 - adding 2-digit numbers (higher than teen numbers) to 2- and 3-digit numbers Game 3 - adding two different 3-digit numbers Game 4 - adding two 3-digit numbers which may give similar answers Instructions for each game 5 dice 5 spinners Coloured counters to use instead of colouring in. Students love learning in fun ways and these games will help to practice their Maths skills so that addition becomes easier and quicker. They will make connections through a shared fun learning experience and increase their mathematical skills in the process – a win-win situation. Please check out TES Shop (UK) Copyright © OwletLearning

Are you looking for autumn addition maths games for key stage 1 for students to practice addition to 10, 12, 20 and addition to 100? They will love these Roll and add fun autumn maths games for kids to recall simple addition sums or addition 2-digit numbers with a tricky 7, 8 and 9 using key math skills to find the answers. These games are perfect for autumn with cute autumnal themes. Students will be eager to play and work out the answers using these resources and see who can solve the most addition problems, circle the most acorns with their colours and claim these as theirs. Challenging the partner on whether they are adding up correctly will keep them engaged and wanting to play these games more than once. These resources for addition games key stage 1 for students to be practicing addition to 10, 12, 20 and 100. Recalling or calculating numbers mentally can be challenging but the more students do this, the better they will get. Finding ways to make this fun e.g. by playing games and ‘drip feeding’ this into daily math activities is a great way of getting students to become quicker and more accurate with these important skills. To make this easier for those students who need manipulatives, provide counters or other math resources you have for counting e.g. Numicon, 10 frames etc. for working out and checking answers. This gives a great connection between concrete math i.e. handling objects and the more abstract math of using numerals and written sums. These are great games for adding up in our heads too - so ideal to practice mental maths. The games are ideal for 2 players but can also be played with 3 players. Differentiation is easy - use the easier addition games up to 10 for students who need simpler additions to solve and support this with manipulatives or challenge them to add to 100. Here is what you will get: 1 game for adding to 10 in colour and black & white 1 game for adding to 12 in colour and black & white 1 game for adding to 20 in colour and black & white 1 game for adding to 100 in colour and black & white Instructions come with each game 5 dice in colour and black and white. The instructions on the individual games explain which dice to use 5 spinners in colour and black and white Coloured counters to use instead of colouring Patterns to add to the backs of the games to make them look more professional This is a perfect resource to have ready for early finishers or to play as part of a lesson in pairs practicing adding and getting better at working them out. The games will make students work faster, more accurately and become more confident with addition. If you like this resource, please leave a review, Thank You Please check out TES Shop (UK) Copyright © OwletLearning

Looking for addition 3-digit numbers games for key stage 2 for students to practice adding? They will love these Roll, Add and Find fun summer games for kids for addition 3 digits numbers, using their key maths skills to find the answers. These maths games are perfect for May, June and July with a beach theme and will engage your students. Students will be eager to play and work out the answers using these resources and see who can solve the most addition problems, circle the most sandcastles with their colours and claim these as theirs. Challenging the partner on whether they are adding up correctly, will keep them engaged and wanting to play these games more than once To make this easier for those students who need manipulatives, provide counters or other maths resources you have for adding e.g. Numicon, and checking answers. This gives a great connection between concrete maths i.e. handling objects and the more abstract maths of using numerals and written sums. A great game for adding up in our heads too Playing games gives a bit of competition which helps many students to make learning fun, persevere and try harder Setting up is quick and instructions are easy to follow and come with the games. Use them in adult-led activities where you can assess their speed of recall and accuracy of working out as they play These maths games can also be used as independent activities if you are teaching addition as part of a lesson, or as an activity for those students who need more practice Differentiation is easy - use the easier addition games using 2-digit numbers for students who need simpler additions to solve and support this with manipulatives or challenge them to add 2 3-digit numbers These games are great for maths centres, maths stations or your maths table display areas - laminate them for repeated use. Use 2 different coloured counters or coins, rather than colouring in for a quicker game which means that the games can then be used repeatedly You will get: Addition game for 2-digit (teens) number + 2/3-digit number Addition game for 2-digit number + 2/3-digit number Addition game for 2/3-digit number + 3-digit number Addition game for 3-digit numbers dice 4 spinners Coloured counters to use instead of colouring in Patterns to add to the backs of the games to make them look more professional Students love learning in fun ways and these games will help to practice their maths skills so that addition becomes easier and quicker. They will make connections through a shared fun learning experience and increase their mathematical skills in the process – a win-win situation. If you like this resource, please leave a review, Thank You Please check out TES Shop (UK) Copyright © OwletLearning

Looking for engaging place value games to see and work out the value of tens & ones? Make visualizing 2-digit numbers as quantities fun with these low-prep activities. This set of 6 10’s and s games is perfect to help your students become quicker & more confident with converting quantities to numbers. The games use different illustrations with cute clipart - 10-rods and ones (or Dienes), tally, fingers, dice and spots on ladybirds. Quick and easy setup plus clear instructions make the Maths games ideal for lessons, centres, homework and supply days. The games will help your students practice and consolidate place value of tens & ones in engaging ways. Differentiation is easy as there are easier and harder numbers to work out. The games are ideal for whole class scenarios - play as a stand-alone activity or at the end of a lesson - and for smaller groups. Challenge them to play again but to complete the loop faster to encourage speed. Students will love playing and won’t even realize how much they are getting quicker at seeing the relationship between place value and quantities. You will get: 6 Loop Games with 32 cards in each game using: Ten Rods and Ones (or Dienes) in color Ten Rods and Ones (or Dienes) in black and white Tally Hands and Fingers - Challenge adding 5 + 1/2/3/4/5 Dice - Challenge adding 1/2/3/4/5/6 + 1/2/3/4/5/6 Spots on ladybirds - also practice doubles and ‘near-doubles’ Plus: 24 cards with illustrations to show quantities and students say or write down this as a number - great as a starter or recap instructions teaching notes patterns to use for the backs of cards Banish those boring ways of practicing essential place value skills by using popular loop games. Students will play in groups or as a whole class and see if they can set a new record time to complete the loop. Stop the timer and encourage them to discuss the place value of the tens and ones e.g. what is the difference between 12 and 21? Great for you: Low-prep - print, cut out & and play Teachers’ notes with suggestions on how to structure the lesson Great for your **Maths centres? Use these as a quick stand-alone activity throughout the day to recap tens & ones Great as independent group activities as part of a lesson - each player gets more than 1 card Use them for early finishers Great for your students: Loop games are easy and fun to play Instructions are included Players will check each other’s understanding and therefore be learning together Gives students opportunities to discuss place value Games have a competitive element so will encourage perseverance If you like this resource, please leave a review, Thank you Please check out TES Shop (UK) Copyright © OwletLearning

Looking for times table activities to practice multiplication? These fun domino maths games include arrays, calculations and answers (great for mental recall) & will get your students excited about practicing 3, 4, 6 & 8 times tables to get quicker and more confident at working out calculations accurately and efficiently. Using the versions with the arrays (or grids) and calculations will illustrate what for example 3x7 looks like as a quantity. So often students learn their times tables by rote but do not know what these numbers mean. Seeing these as arrays will make that step from pictures to abstract maths (i.e. calculations) easier. Encourage students to discuss strategies they are using to clarify their thinking - you can find ideas about this in my Patterns & Tips Freebie resource. Use these as independent activities to play in pairs or small groups or as an adult-led task with opportunities to talk about how to make multiplying (and dividing) easier Differentiation is easy as there are 3 versions: easier - arrays and calculations arrays and answer harder and great for mental recall - calculations and answers mixing up the cards as an extra challenge Provide manipulatives, times table squares, 100 squares or number lines for extra support if necessary. Students will become more confident and fluent in their mathematical thinking. The activities are perfect for easy-prep fun maths lessons, extra practice, stand-alone activities, centres, supply lessons and home education. You will get: 24 cards in 3 Sets: Set 1 – arrays (or grids) and calculations Set 2 – arrays (or grids) and answers Set 3 - calculations and answers You will also get: teaching notes instructions answers patterns for the backs of cards Great for you: Low-prep - print, cut up cards & you are ready Great for your maths centres Ideal for maths lessons A great stand-alone activity Ideal for extra fun times tables and multiplication practice Great for easy-prep fun times table homework Great for your students: Popular activities that are easy to do - players are engaged to play and see if other players are correct Opportunities to understand what times tables look like as a picture/ quantity and multiply in fun ways. Using the grids and arrays will help them to understand and secure this key maths skill of multiplication and what it means rather than (only) reciting times tables by rote - an important step in maths. Learning together and games with a competitive element help students stay engaged If you like this resource, please leave a review, Thank you Please check out TES Shop (UK) Copyright © OwletLearning

Looking for addition games for KS1 students to practice addition to 10, 12, 20 and adding to 100? They will love these Roll and add fun summer games for kids to recall simple addition sums or addition 2-digit numbers with a tricky 7, 8 and 9 and use key maths skills to find the answers. These engaging games are perfect for the summer with a beach theme. Students will be eager to play and work out the answers using these resources and see who can solve the most addition problems, circle the most sandcastles with their colours and claim these as theirs. Challenging the partner on whether they are adding up correctly will keep them engaged and wanting to play these games more than once. To make this easier for those students who need manipulatives, provide counters or other maths resources you have for counting e.g. Numicon. This gives a great connection between concrete maths i.e. handling objects and the more abstract maths of using numerals and written sums. Great games to encourage adding up in our head too. Use them in adult-led activities where you can assess their speed of recall and accuracy of working out as they play - especially as you may be thinking about end-of-year reports so this comes at the right time to evaluate how quick they are at working out e.g. 4 + 6 or 32 + 9. Differentiation is easy - use the easier addition games up to 10 for students who need simpler additions to solve and support this with manipulatives or challenge them to add to 100. You will get: Game for adding to 10 Game for adding to 12 Game for adding to 20 1 game for adding to 100** (99 is the highest addition) Instructions for each game 5 dice 1 to 5, 1 to 6, 2 to 7, 5 to 10 and a die with 2 digit numbers. Instructions on the individual games explain which dice to use 5 spinners 1 to 5, 1 to 6, 2 to 7, 5 to 10 and a spinner with 2 digit numbers. These can be easily interchanged with dice and are easier to make Coloured counters to use instead of colouring this in - this makes it a faster game that can be used repeatedly. Patterns to add to the backs of the games to make them look more professional This is a perfect resource to have ready for early finishers or to play as part of a lesson in pairs practicing adding and getting better at working them out. The games will make students work faster, more accurately and become more confident with addition. They are also ideal for the maths centre to play during other times when you need a quick educational resource ready e.g. wet playtime or supply days. Your students will love playing these games. Prep is easy – Print, cut up and play… If you like this resource, I would appreciate a review. Thank you. Please check out TES Shop (UK) Copyright © OwletLearning