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Last month we were contacted by Learning Resources to review one of their newest products
How Exciting!
We actually use many different Learning Resources products already,
so I was pretty excited to have a NEW item in our collection!
And I even got to choose which one!
Can you guess what I picked?
(Ya’ll know about my math fact troubles lately right?)
I chose a game called, “POP for Addition and Subtraction”
The suggested age level for this game is 6-8
and it retails for $9.99
It’s cute, It’s colorful,
and it’s helping my kiddos to learn (and relearn) those evasive math facts.
Like I mentioned last week,
we are hitting the math facts pretty hard around here.
So I thought it would be nice to change it up with a math fact game,
and seriously, a little friendly competition goes a long ways around here.
Not to mention that it’s fun to play!
Here’s the deal:
The game includes a spinner and an assortment of math fact gumballs.
On each turn, your child spins the spinner
Then draws the appropriate amount of gumballs from the “gumball machine” (i.e. box)
In order to keep the gumballs children have to say the answer to the math fact printed on the gumball.
If they get the answer correct, they keep the gumball in their pile.
If they don’t get it correct, the gumball goes back into the box.
If they draw a “POP” gumball, all of their accumulated math facts go back into the box.
(the POP gumball is now out of play).
The game continues until all gumballs have been collected.
They are then counted and a winner is declared.
What I like:
The quality of the game is reflected in the price.
The box, and playing pieces are thick and sturdy,
and they are sure to stand up to years of classroom use.
Everything is stored in the box, making it simple to store and easy to use.
(it would totally fit in a stocking if you’re looking for ways to stretch that homeschool budget!)
There are two levels of game play and the directions for both are printed on the back of the box
(how thoughtful is that
With 90 gumballs, this game is for any number of players.
You can play this game at home with one child or use it in your classroom.
Classroom Idea: Sometimes it’s fun to have an end of the day activity or ritual in your classroom….you know like a little fun treat children can look forward to.
I think it would be super cute for children to choose a gumball fact to solve on their way out and exchange it for a small treat, or sticker for their charts. You could even make the “POP” gumballs stand for something special. It would encourage children to be working on those math facts at home to show what they’ve learned each day.
I’m sure YOU can think of creative ways to use this game too!
Learning Resources is offering you the opportunity to WIN your own
POP for Addition and Subtraction game!
How to Enter:
1. Leave a comment telling me how you would use POP for Addition and Subtraction in your classroom.
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Giveaway ends Friday 11:59pm PST. Winners will be drawn at random and this post will be updated.
This looks like a fantastic game! My third grade students would love this fast paced game as a skills review center. It would also be nice to have at the start of the year for a quick review game for my fourth graders.
I’m a homeschool mom, but my family moved to a low income community 2 years ago to help families here. We are starting a new afterschool program in our neighborhood in the new year. This game would be so great for the kids, almost all of whom are behind in reading and math skills. I love to find fun ways for them to learn and review.
I am a homeschool Mom and would LOVE to integrate the use of this game into our daily math practice with my two younger children. What a great way to make math fun!
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I have the “Giant Foam Floor Pattern Blocks” on my wishlist for my kiddos. They constantly are using their smaller blocks – but these would be so much fun! A great tummy-time activity!
I’m homeschooling my three kids, and this would be a great help for my youngest. Thanks!
I am always looking for ways to practice our math facts so I would use it for a different way to practice them.
I also “liked” Learning Resources on FB. Sounds like a great game! I was homeschooled myself, and plan to homeschool my own kids. I’m enjoying collecting homeschooling resources, even though my oldest is not quite 2 yet… :)
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I would love to incorporate this into some of our days by allowing my older kids to play this with my younger one. What a fun way to review with the older ones while teaching the little one!
I would use this during our homeschooling day for my math challenged kids.
I have the fraction foam cubes on my wish list!
We homeschool our kids and it would be a great addition to our math lessons!
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One of the main reasons I pulled my 2 kids from PS Is because my 5th grader cant even grasp simple addition and subtraction. I need a variety of math products to help both of them learn math. I would be so excited to win this for my kids….
My special needs daughter struggles to learn her math facts. I know she would welcome another fun way to learn and play with her brother.
We are struggling a little bit — there is much resistance to learning math facts in our house. So we would use this game alongside our Classical Conversations memory work! Thanks!
I would use this game to help my kids learn their math facts.
Fun! Like you, in our homeschool we are always needing to review our facts. This would be a fun change in our practices.
I would SO use this for centers!! Even though I teach 3rd grade, I still have a little over 1/2 my class still counting their fingers to come up with an answer to an addition or subtraction problem. =\
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I’d use this for my own children to mix things up in our homeschool. We tend to struggle with math so anything that helps is welcome.
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i like the rainbow fraction chart. inspires me to make my own. :)
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I am a homeschool mom and would use it to reinforce math skills we learned during the week.
I would use it for my third grader who’s been struggling with math facts for a year
I would use these with my 6 yr ds on Friday’s wich we set aside for learning games. I could see this becoming a favorite.
Rainbow Fraction ® Equivalency Pocket Chart are on my wish list.
I would like to get the primary measurement set as this could be used in science and math. I also am following them on Pinerest now.
I have a girl who loves math and has done 40 pages of worksheets in one afternoon. I have a boy who would rather doodle in his book. The happy-for-math girl loves anything with color so, wow, they’ll love to play this together.
I am a big fan of Learning Resources products! We use Xtra Math online in our homeschool to drill facts, but I would love a way we could play together and practice.
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I think we would also enjoy the foam dice and any of the counters. My students’ ages are 2, 7, and 10, so we like versatile, hands-on products!
I would use this to help my 9 year-old who is really struggling to memorize his math facts.
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Absolutely would use this in our homeschool – drills and math memorization is something we are always working on and need to make fun!
I would totally use that with my 5-year-old. We are just getting into that area of math. And he LOVES it when his older sisters give him gum (not that Mom is so crazy about it (-; ). Thank you for this opportunity!
I would use the gumballs individually to introduce my girls to addition and subtraction, and then user the game for review.
we use a pretty tough math program already so weèd use it as an extra on the weekends!
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I would pull out 12 cards and let the kids look at them for just a few minutes. One of the cards would be the “pop” card. Then I would hide them under glasses and mix them up like a shell game! I would give each child 6 minutes to lift up the glass and answer as many as possible. If the hit the “pop” their turn is over!
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Fraction SAFE-T® Ruler
Rainbow Fraction® Foam Cubes Beads and Pattern Card Set
Smart Snacks® Sorting Shapes Cupcakes™
Inchwormsâ„¢
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I LOVE the Rainbow Fraction Cubes! My son struggles with fractions and those would be great!!
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This is a cute and fun way for children to practice their math facts. Most anything involving a game can turn learning into fun. I would use this game in one of my math centers.
As a homeschool mom, I’d use this with my 1st grade daughter, as she’s currently learning subtraction (and the addition would be great for review!). My 4th grade son would probably enjoy this as a review, as well. Thanks!
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I work in a public school here in Colorado where the majority o our students speak more than one language. I would love the opportunity to use this game with kindergarteners who are able to rise to this challenge. So often we work so hard with interventions for those who are struggling that our high achievers are not pushed to their potential. I love that this game can be used no matter the student’s language.
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I teach in a very small Christian school with a very limited budget. I always looking for ways to reinforce the basic math facts. This looks fantastic. Kids have to know these before they can do anything else and having a fun way to practice is great! Thanks Learning Resources!!!
I have a wide range of kids that are in major need of simple math fact refreshers. This game would be just the thing to play after supper and catch all of them in the review.
My wishlist for math: Rainbow Fraction Foam Cubes, Write and Wipe Fact Family Boards, Math Whiz, Double-Sided Magnetic Money, and so much more! So many great ideas!!
I would love to implement this game in our home school!
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Sorting Circles
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Would love to use this with my 1st Grader who is learning her addition and subtraction!
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I also am a fellow homeschooling momma! Do I “need” this over any other mom here? Nope, but would I love to “win” it? Absolutely!
Have fun playing with your kiddos, to who ever the lucky winner is!
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We after school and I would love to incorporate this into our evening program.
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I would use this game in our homeschool. Looks like a fun way to remember math facts!
I love the idea of playing games to practice whatever you are learning! In our homeschool, I am always looking for (or making) games to help make learning a joy! POP for +/- looks so simple, versatile & fun!
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As a homeschool mom of three, I would use it with mine as a fun way to review facts. My kids are 8, 6, and 4.
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Wish list: fraction cubes, decimal tower (would help my third grader with decimals), venn diagrams, and the graph mats.
I would use it with my kids for homeschool.
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I’d definitely use this to help my son learn his facts!
I would love to use this gumball math game with my Title I students. I am always looking for fun ways to help the struggling students enjoy learning.
I would use this game for my daughter who loves to play games. This colorful game might attract her brother (4 yrs. and not real interested in school yet) into learning math with her :)
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This would be an excellent addition to our homeschooling! Fun game between the kids!
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As a homeschooling parent, I would use this game to reinforce math facts.
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I would use it to help my smart 6 year old master the math facts.
I would use these as a fun alternative in my homeschool :-)
This sounds like a great game and most sure would help my 6yr old with learning her math facts. She’s been having such a tough time remembering them , but this, I’m sure, would help.
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A homeschooler here! I would use this with my first grader and kindergartener. One is learning them and the other is constantly reviewing them so this would make it more fun to do.
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Ooh! The Iguana Factor Multiplication game looks interesting for helping my 3rd grader practice the multiplication facts.
Learn through games can’t be beat! I homeschool my kiddos and my 1st and 3rd grade boys will just love the game POP for review and memorization of these basic math facts
Love the fraction cubes as well as the The Iguana Factorâ„¢ Multiplication Game. (My older two are learning multiplication and we review the subt and add daily) They would love this!!
we would definitely use this in place of some of our daily review of those math facts. =0)Plus, I think my younger boys would want to play and they would end up learning as they played. =0)
I would use POP for Addition and Subtraction to give my son a challenge with math facts!
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The money bags coin value game is on my wish list!!
What a fun way to practice facts!
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I like this game, since the older children can play with the younger. Without the speed component anyone can feel successful, since they are not competing against others for the opportunity to get the gumball. We would use this to practice our facts at the end of the day.
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This would definitely be used to help with math fact practice. And at this time of year, something fun like this would help:)
We would use this instead of boring flash cards.
Liked your Facebook page, and would love to use this game in our homeschool math program.
We’d use this as a quick little game in between subjects in our homeschool. I’d probably incorporate a little movement into the game too…have the spinner on the table and the box in the corner. The kids would have to jump like a bunny, run super fast, or crab walk over to the box depending on the number of gumballs they had to take. My kids would love this…and they really need the review!
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I checked out the product on the Learning Resources website. I really like the Math Balance and the Fraction Cubes. I think I will put both on my wish list.
I would use the Pop Addition and Subtraction as a warm up exercise firth thing to get students focused.
I have a 4 year old in my class who reads at a second grade level and does math probably about that level too. I’m always looking for new things to keep him interested.
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My son learns best by playing games so I would use this for learning math facts.
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I home school so I would use this for her Math reinforcement. She loves games like this; they really encourage her and give he confidence.
Oh my! What a great way to change-up learning and reinforcing our math facts!!! And it’s fun…my son would love it! I would use it as one of our “fun” activities.
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What a cool game! I can totally see using this in my hs classroom with all of my kids. Especially my 4th grader who is still struggling.
This looks like a fun way to learn math facts. We would put this in our homeschool rotation as a fun resource.
Would love to have this game for my first grader!
Ohhh I am just now doing math drills with my son (like with am old partial set of flash cards I just found recently when I realized he doesn’t know them as well as I thought he did)We also use a ticket system for him to be able to get to play video games, Playstation or DS. So I would definitely incorporate it somehow with earning extra tickets.
my wish list would be long.. Great stuff! The multiplication would be on there!
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I would use this with my 1st and 2nd grade homeschoolers. I think it would be fun for my 5th grader to use when he helps them with their work when I’m busy, too. This is great, thanks!
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I have made a wonderful wish list for my special education classroom. All of the items I have chosen are for hands on learning. Looking forward to having my wish list filled.
Warm up activity indeed! Before my two students begin their individual table work, we would use this to get their brains going! Blessings!
Love this! What a fun way to learn math facts! I am always looking for new and exciting ways to make math fun, this is great.
My son loves games and I’m always looking for ways to mix learning and fun.
I would use it for math facts.
The creative color cubes activity set is in my wishlist!
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I have a 10 year old daughter who has dyslexia and dyscalulia and still does not know most of her addition & subtraction facts… forget about multiplication! This would be a fun way to help her and my 6 year old. Thank you for the giveaway.
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On my wish list is definitely Hands On Standards PK-5. It would go perfectly with the Beechick curriculum we use.
This is so perfect for my 6 year old! He is definitely a hands on type of boy and I can just see this as being such a help for him to learn and memorize his basic math facts.
My kids learn best through games and this would totally help cement their math facts into their brains in a fun way! ;)
I love using games to reinforce and keep learning fun.
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I have twin boys with special needs. We have been battling the facts for last several years…this looks very promising and fun
I would use this over and over with my 5 and 7 year old… They would love this as it goes right along with my 5 year old’s Sing Spell Read Write games…. I wonder if you could play concentration or old maid or uno! I will like it on my FB!
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Math facts plus have it a game-great for my 6yr old and my struggling 9yr old!
I followed on Pinterest. Also I would use Pop for a family game. Competition is a great motivator. This seems like a great game. Thanks for the giveaway!
I’m teaching a co-op math class and am always looking for fun ways to learn. This would be a game for us.
I would use this for my special needs daughter. Would help her learn.
How would I use this? Let me count the ways! This would be a wonderful addition to our class. Thanks for the opportunity to win it.
I love the Minute Math Electronic Flashcard. Looks like something my seven year old would love to play!
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This is right where we are but we are not doing them quickly enough and could use some various creative ideas to make it more fun!
Also interested in having this in a learning center I am hoping to open in the next year or so.
I was just looking at this yesterday and wanting to pick it up. This would be great for my kids!!! Thanks for the chance.
My son is currently working on learning his addition facts, soon to be followed by subtraction facts. So I would definitely use this in working with him. Thanks!
This would gets plenty of use in our homeschool with my younger three boys (3rd, K, preK). Games are way better than flashcards. :)
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On the Learning Resources website, the Hands-On Standards books look like something I would get a lot of use out of. Both of my kids are hands-on learners, so these would be great to have on my wish list.
I’m always looking for ways to incorporate hands on learning into our school. And the dreaded Math Facts seem to be ever elusive. This game would be a perfect fit for us!
This game would be great for Daily 5 math centers. My students would use it year after year.
I love all Learning Resources products but the math ones on my wish list are: The money jar, any counters, and Hands on Standards for 1-2.
Wow! That looks like fun…we use a lot of games in our schooling, but I’ve never seen this one before. Thanks for the chance to win one!
I would use this to re-enforce the lessons taught both by me and the school teacher for school age kids.
I would use it to teach and review math facts my 6 and 9 year old homeschooled kids.
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I have a set of large plastic geometric solids, but I would much rather have the smaller wooden ones. The boys would love to have the Big Digit Stopwatch and Play Money (we never have enough of the latter.) I’d also like to have the Rainbow Fraction Foam Cubes to use with our Math Mammoth curriculum.
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I would use these in our homeschool. My oldest of four is in 1st grade right now, so this would be a timely and well-used game!
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I would love to put this in a math station. My students love to go to stations and they would enjoy this learning activity. I spend hours trying to create learning experiences through their stations. This would be a game that I could use without drawing, coloring, laminating, cutting out and then assemble. Love this resource.
This would be perfect for us! My six-year-old really needs help with his math facts.
The fraction tower cubes are on my wishlist!
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My daughter struggles with flash cards. This will be a great way for us to “reconnect” in a fun way- with math!
My Wish list = Three Bear Family® Sort, Pattern & Play Activity Set. This is something that would meet the needs of all of my kids!
I would definitely use this to help beef up my children’s math facts!
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My wishlist would include the same game for Multiplication and Division!
I would use the game to help make math fun!
I have on my wish list the fraction tower cubes and the pet counters.
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I would love to have the game to use with my math class. I teach a Multiage first/second grade class. I use a 3 part rotation in my math class since I have the lower ability students of 2 grade levels together.
I instruct then they move form games to small group to independent practice with work pages. This game would be a perfect fit with the games rotation since it is open ended and 2 types of games.
I would love to use this game to help my kids learn their math facts. I have a kindergartner and 1st grader that would love this!
We would love using this game in our homeschool. anything that makes learning fun is awesome!
I would use this in my Learning Centers; it would so much fun for the children. They love different types of math games and this would be ideal. Thanks.
I an currently a student teacher in a first grade class. I just got signed on to be a second grade teacher and get to fill my first classroom. Right now I currently have very little. I would utilize this during centers and small group instruction. Thank you for considering me.
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I would use this game in my room to help reinforce facts. It also seems like a game that could be used semi-indepedently in centers.
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I would begin using it in a teacher/volunteer directed center while the children learn the process of the game and then move to using it in an independent center. Thanks for this opportunity.
I would use this in my classroom with my 1st and 2nd grade students who are just learning math facts, or need extra practice. It would be a great game for ‘game day Fridays’. I would also use the gumballs as a ‘ticket’ out of my room. They have to pick a gumball and answer a question before being dismissed. I might also use them as behavior incentives. Each time I ‘catch’ them on task, working hard, helping others, they would get a gumball. Then, if they could correctly answer all of them, they could earn a small prize before dismissal (eraser, sticker, skittles, etc.) Love this game!!
What a fun idea! We have time in the day to work on anything that needs to be tweaked a bit. Areas that always need extra drill is math facts and this would be a fun way to do it.
My son has a terrible time remembering math facts! A fun way to practice them is what he needs.
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I am a Special Education Teacher I would use this to give my students an fun and engaging way to learn the practice their math facts! Perhaps in a Math station – maybe on Fridays :) the possibilities are endless
It looks like a fun game. I would incorporate real live gumballs as manipulatives for my learning challenged kiddos. Because we have to spend so much time on “the basics” it would be nice to have a new game too!
I teach 1st grade in China and colorful, fun center games are difficult to find here. We have to print, color, cut, and glue everything if we want to make a game for the students. Also, I have several students who really need practice with their math facts.
I like to do themed learning centers, so I would use it during my sweet treats learning cetner.
I would love to have in my kindergarten class as a math center.It will really challenge my enriched children! It looks like fun! Thanks for the opportunity!
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This looks like a great game to use with my students k-6. I teach special Ed. and this looks like a refreshing strategy for my kids to learn their facts. I would love to use it!
I would use the game to help my daughter cement the facts in her brain! Thanks for the chance to win!!
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I would use it for drilling math facts.
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The Math Mat Challenge, Factor Frenzy, Double-sided Magnetic Fraction Circles, and the Algebra Tiles are all on my wishlist!!
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I would love to use this game with my 2nd grader to continue solidifying those facts!
Valerie, thanks for sharing! I will most definitely use these in my first grade classroom! My little ones are trying really hard to learn their math facts. I would start out using them as a fun whole group activity to get them excited about playing the game and learning how to play. Then I would put it in their math center for more fun! I can grab it up daily as we’re lining up to go somewhere and pop a few math facts as some more reinforcement. Love it!
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My five year old is just starting on addition & subtraction, and is really interested in games, so this would be A great way to build his skills! Thanks for offering this great giveaway. :)
Ooh… Tough to choose what would be tops on my wish list…. The geometric solids, the math balance, the friendly farm animal counters, the fraction tower cubes? So many great options!
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Valerie, I found a lot of wonderful activities on Learning Resources! Some of the activities on my wish list are Big Cat Math, Math Memory Match, Number Lions Magnetic Game, Math Marks The Spot, Sum Swamp, and Snap It Up Card Game! And that’s just math!!!!! :D
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Pop! would be a wonderful tool to help my 3rd-5th grade students with special needs review their masth facts.
We homeschool…would DEFINITELY use this with my 3 girls (8, 6, and 4) to learn their facts!!!
I would use this as a fun Friday game!
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I like the pet counters for my daughter.
I would use it at home to help my struggling 2nd grader. I could also use it as a reward game for good behavior at school or I would use it for a math center at school.
I like all of the fraction activities.
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I would love to have the Cooking up Sentencesâ„¢ Parts of Speech Game. I find it to be an abstract concept for young kids and a game would really help.
I would use the game in my classroom to help my 6 year old son begin learning his addition and subtraction facts AND think its fun.
Try http://mathskillbuidler.org to practice the additiona nd subtractions.
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