Middle school math games

Classroom games are great for those days because they're the best of both worlds: your students get to have fun; you know you're still covering content.Try out these 6 different super easy games for test review, trivia contests, introducing a unit, or anything else you can think of!

Caravan is a fun math card and dice game that can be played with your students. This post will teach you how to play.

I have officially survived the first two days of school. That first day is always a killer. I'll admit it-I came home and took a nap that day. But day two was a little bit easier, and here on day three, my family might even get a hot meal for dinner (that is not take-out). As the year gets going, I've been thinking about which things I'm most looking forward to introducing to my students. One of them is the games that we play. So today, I'm thinking about my favorite kinds of games....ones…

A deck of cards is a necessity for every math class, and one of the easiest ways to add in a fun learning activity! Check out these 7 math games for kids.

If you teach middle school math and need an engaging game to review math concepts, you need to be playing Grudgeball

high school math teacher

I love these math games for middle and high school students! They are great for small groups or whole class activities.

Want to seem like an excellent math teacher? Play the substitution game. It is worth 1000 worksheets. It's never boring and it's different every time.

Read 4 benefits of playing games in the secondary math classroom, including engagement, math confidence, cooperative learning, and of course, fun! Then browse 40+ ideas for games that you can start using in your middle school or high school math classroom right away.

High, Low is a simple, no-prep math game that can be played in less than five minutes all while boosting number sense!