Games to Go - Operation
| The Fun | The Math | Order/Source | |
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“Egg”Ceptional Decimals Your addition & subtraction will be “egg”-cellent! |
decimal to 100ths
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Students will create, read, compare, and add decimals to the hundredths. |
“I Get It!” |
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In the Bag Get rid of all your markers and be the champ! |
multiplication - products
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Students will estimate the product of 2 or 3 1-digit numbers and use strategies to multiply. |
“I Get It!” |
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Love Those Leftovers Most leftovers = Most satisfied player! |
division - quotients
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Students will estimate the quotients of 2-digit dividends by 1-digit divisors and use strategies to solve the problems. They will explore the relationship between division and multiplication. |
“I Get It!” |
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SNAP Multiplication Make the lowest product & score! |
multiplication - 2-digit by 1-digit
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Students will investigate strategies for 2-digit by 1-digit multiplication to make the lowest product. They will estimate the product, solve, and check the reasonableness of their answer using a calculator. |
“I Get It!” |
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Shake, Shuffle, and Roll Take the quickest route to 100 to win this game! |
average
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Students will solve division problems in real-life situations (finding averages) and round to the nearest whole number. |
“I Get It!” |
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Make 1 Collect fraction pieces to make a whole |
fractions & mixed numbers
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Students will model (pattern blocks), add, and read fractions and mixed numbers. |
“I Get It!” |
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Number Sleuths Pick a hand...any hand. Then tell what’s in the other! |
multiplication facts
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Students will identify a missing factor by recalling basic multiplication facts. They will explore the relationship between multiplication and division. |
“I Get It!” |
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Strike Out Round to the nearest 10 and clear the grid! |
multiplication facts
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Students will recall multiplication facts and round to the nearest ten. |
“I Get It!” |
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Mind, Pictures, Strategies, & Hope How many multiplication facts are there to memorize anyway? |
multiplication facts
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Using a multiplication table, students will investigate and explain patterns, and use properties and strategies to recall multiplication facts. |
“I Get It!” |
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Leftovers Again? Greatest total leftovers rules! |
multiplication & division facts
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Students will estimate quotients and recall their multiplication and division facts, as they try to accumulate the greatest remainders. They will create word problems involving division to earn extra points. |
“I Get It!” |
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Spending Spree |
addition, subtraction, multiplication, division
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Students will estimate sums and products, and add, subtract, and multiply money to solve real-life problems. |
“I Get It!” |
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30 cm Rule Race to 30 cm and rule the day! |
metric measurement (cm)
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Students will use measurement (cm) to practice adding and subtracting decimals to tenths, and apply adding and subtracting decimals to real-life situations. |
“I Get It!” |
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Best Guess Make a little difference and clean up! |
subtraction - 4-digit numbers
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Students will use their understanding of place value to estimate the difference of 2 four-digit numbers. They will use a calculator to find the actual difference. |
“I Get It!” |
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No Pencils Get as close to the target as you can… Brain power only please! (No pencils!) |
multiplication - 2-digit by 1-digit
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Students will estimate products using friendly numbers, and use strategies to multiply 2-digit by 1-digit numbers. They will use a calculator to check the reasonableness of their answers. |
“I Get It!” |
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Truth or Consequence Spot the truth & avoid the consequence! |
mental math
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Students will perform addition and subtraction in their heads, and then explain their strategies. They will use a calculator to check the reasonableness of their answers. |
“I Get It!” |
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10,000 or Bust Number of players? 1-infinity & beyond! |
multiply by 10s & 100s
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Students will recall addition facts, use mental math strategies to multiply by 10s and 100s, and solve real-life problems with multi-digit addition. |
“I Get It!” |
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Calculator Kid Figure out the Calculator Kid’s moves, and clean up your buttons! |
mental math
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Using numbers generated on a calculator, students will solve for missing addends using mental math strategies and explain their reasoning. |
“I Get It!” |


