Hit The Target Math Game By Reta Stebbins Teachers Pay Teachers Description. this game allows students to use addition and subtraction to find a target number. this is a fun way to practice and see what your students know! directions: roll the die to find a target number. put that number in the empty box at the bottom of the chart. make a trail using addition and subtraction to find the target number. By the thrifty teacher. roll the dice, answer the question, move your marker and be the first one to get to school! this gameboard works with any cards you might have, but i have made doubles and doubles plus one cards so you have something ready to go! this game works. subjects: math, basic operations, mental math. grades: kindergarten, 1st, 2nd.
Hit The Target Math Game By The Thrifty Teacher Tpt This no prep activity is perfect for building teamwork and developing number sense. game rules: you play this game with calculators. the object of the game is to get inside the target. you start with a single number (example: 26). this is the "ball". you try to "hit the target" with the ball by multiplying the ball by a number that you choose. Goal: to use as many of the five cards to equal the target number each round–at least two must be used or the player will lose their turn. 1. lay out five cards face up. 2. flip the next card, which will be the target number card for that round. 3. player 1 may add, subtract, multiply or divide using cards from the five to hit the target number. The goal is to use those three cards to hit the target number. for example, if the target number is 10, and a player has a 4, 5, and 9, he could use the equation: “9 5 4.” if a player can make the target number, he writes a “t” on his paper. both players then “sweep” their cards to the side, along with the target number card. Encourage players to add, subtract, multiply or divide the numbers in any combination to try to reach the target number. make sure that players use all four of their cards. have players use scratch paper to verify their math. whoever can create a equation that hits the target number first gets one point. the player to reach 3 points first wins!.
Everyday Math Lesson 7 1 Playing Hit The Target By Katie Lister The goal is to use those three cards to hit the target number. for example, if the target number is 10, and a player has a 4, 5, and 9, he could use the equation: “9 5 4.” if a player can make the target number, he writes a “t” on his paper. both players then “sweep” their cards to the side, along with the target number card. Encourage players to add, subtract, multiply or divide the numbers in any combination to try to reach the target number. make sure that players use all four of their cards. have players use scratch paper to verify their math. whoever can create a equation that hits the target number first gets one point. the player to reach 3 points first wins!. It would definitely make for a popular math center or early finisher activity in a fourth or fifth grade classroom. 5 different game sets are included for students to practice comparing decimals: practice decimals with ones and tenths. math decimals to the hundredths place. decimals to the thousandths place. An untimed, practise mode is available in our hit the button app along with lots more extra features. the activities can be matched to appropriate mathematical ability. regular use of hit the button can help students to sharpen their recall of vital number facts in a fun way and learning multiplication tables need not be boring. age. 6 11 years.
Hit The Target Math Game By The Thrifty Teacher Tpt It would definitely make for a popular math center or early finisher activity in a fourth or fifth grade classroom. 5 different game sets are included for students to practice comparing decimals: practice decimals with ones and tenths. math decimals to the hundredths place. decimals to the thousandths place. An untimed, practise mode is available in our hit the button app along with lots more extra features. the activities can be matched to appropriate mathematical ability. regular use of hit the button can help students to sharpen their recall of vital number facts in a fun way and learning multiplication tables need not be boring. age. 6 11 years.
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