Place value classroom rally game

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Place value rally game for 1st grade

1st Grade place value math rally game – Classroom rally - game for one or more students. Select your team with color and play math classroom rally game. Random questions will pop up during rally race and if you answer it correctly then you will get boost and your opponent gets some hurdles like stone or mud on the way so they slow down. Beat your opponent and have fun with math rally game.

Here children will practice skills on Place values e.g : on hundredths place, Tenths Place, Ones (or units) place. This activity is a suitable classroom and/or self - study test for kids who need extra practice at home. This number activity was produced in line with 1st grade common core state standards.

Ordinal numbers catapult game

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Ordinal numbers 1st Grade catapult game

Practice Ordinal numbers with this 1st grade catapult game - Math catapult game – Fun game for one or two students to take turns playing. Each time a question pops up, select the correct answer and get a chance to shoot at your adversary with the help of your army. If you keep getting the answers right, you keep shooting at your adversary until his /her castle breaks down. A dragon also joins on your side to spit fire on the loser and destroy his/her castle completely. Be a champion and conquer enemy territory.

In this game, first grade children can review skills in ordinal numbers by find the position of different objects, pictures, letters of toys ex; 1st (first position), 2nd (second), 3rd (third), 4th (fourth), 5th (fifth) etc. This is an activity about number concepts for children in first grade and is alinged to common core state standards.

Number word application moonshoot game

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Numbers and applied Facts 1st grade moonshoot math game

Practice facts related to numbers with this 1st grade moonshoot game - Math moon shoot game is a game for one player when self-testing skills or many players of in a classroom. Each player enters his/her name on their rocket and before launch. Answer questions as the rockets rise. If you answer a question incorrectly, you lose a chance and your rocket is hit by a meteorite. The winner is the student who answers the most questions.

In this game, first graders will learn about the position of numbers before, after and between, number lines, rearranging numbers from big to small etc. This is a number theory math game for 1st grade kids aligned to common core state standards.

Number family moonshoot game

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Math moon shoot game is a game for one player when self-testing skills or many players of in a classroom. Each player enters his/her name on their rocket and before launch. Answer questions as the rockets rise. If you answer a question incorrectly, you lose a chance and your rocket is hit by a meteorite. The winner is the student who answers the most questions.

Missing numbers in a series to 100

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Finding missing numbers in a series to 100 - 1st Grade Game

Practice finding missing numbers in a series up  to 100 in this 1st grade math game. Math moon shoot game is a game for one player when self-testing skills or many players of in a classroom. Each player enters his/her name on their rocket and before launch. Answer questions as the rockets rise. If you answer a question incorrectly, you lose a chance and your rocket is hit by a meteorite. The winner is the student who answers the most questions.

In this game, 1st grade children can learn to find missing numbers on number lines up to 100. By doing this activity, kids will learn how to count from 1 to 100 as well as learn the position of large numbers as well as be able to compare large numbers. This activity is a first grade activity created in line with common core state standards.

Roots crocodile game

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Exponents and Roots 7th Grade Crocodile Game

Practice Exponents and square roots with this 7th grade crocodile game - Click the start button. Click on the dice to roll. A random number will show up and you will advance. There are traps on the way. Do not land on a flamingo. Flamingos eat frogs. A question will pop up and the player must choose the correct answer or risk going back. Meeting a crocodile is ugly – you get eaten and you go back to start. The bug is your best friend – frogs eat bugs to get strength.

In this game, 7th graders will practice finding the square root, cubed root, fourth root etc. of numbers. This is a self-testing multiple choice game that enables 7th graders to practice exponents and roots in line with common core state standards.

Percentage crocodile game

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7th Grade Percentage of numbers crocodile game

Practice finding the percentage of numbers in this 7th grade crocodile. Click the start button. Click on the dice to roll. A random number will show up and you will advance. There are traps on the way. Do not land on a flamingo. Flamingos eat frogs. A question will pop up and the player must choose the correct answer or risk going back. Meeting a crocodile is ugly – you get eaten and you go back to start. The bug is your best friend – frogs eat bugs to get strength.

Get 7th graders to learn how to find 2%, 10 % , 25 % of numbers. Finding percentages while having fun with this game helps children in grade seven to meet requirements set in line with common core state standards.

Integers crocodile game

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Integers 7th Grade crocodile game

Practice solving integers with this 7th grade crocodile game - Click the start button. Click on the dice to roll. A random number will show up and you will advance. There are traps on the way. Do not land on a flamingo. Flamingos eat frogs. A question will pop up and the player must choose the correct answer or risk going back. Meeting a crocodile is ugly – you get eaten and you go back to start. The bug is your best friend – frogs eat bugs to get strength.

In this game, seventh graders will learn to identify integers, add and subtract integers, divide integers, find the absolute value of integers etc. This is a fun way for 7th grade children to cover lessons from common core state standards on integers.

Integers pirate game

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7th grade Integers pirate game

7th grade Integers pirate game for seventh graders - Click on the dice to roll. A random number will show up and your ship will advance. There are traps on the way. Do not land on a volcano island or pirate. A question will pop up and the player must choose the correct answer or risk going back. Meeting a pirate is ugly – you get shot at and you go back to start. Those pirates are mean. A dolphin is your best friend in these pirate waters.

Roots pirate game

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Exponents and Powers 7th Grade pirate Game

Practice Exponents and square roots with this 7th grade pirate game .Click on the dice to roll. A random number will show up and your ship will advance. There are traps on the way. Do not land on a volcano island or pirate. A question will pop up and the player must choose the correct answer or risk going back. Meeting a pirate is ugly – you get shot at and you go back to start. Those pirates are mean. A dolphin is your best friend in these pirate waters. Here Kids will practice raising numbers to the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th powers etc.