Place value is the value of a digit depending on its position in the number. Directions: To begin, select your difficulty level and to play with numerals or place values. In numeral mode you will be given a number written in words and it is your job […]. Use this interactive activity with the Smartboard or during student computer time as a supplemental activity on identifying fractions. This game gives students practice in matching the picture form of a fraction to the fractional form.
Directions: First, choose if you wish to play with mixed fractions by clicking yes or no. Once a number has been used for points, you drag a box over it, and it can no longer be used. If a team picks a number that leaves no factor points for the other team, then they forfeit their turn. This is an illegal move. Play continues until you run out of factors for the remaining numbers.
At the end, add up the scores and see who is the winner. Once students are familiar with the game, they can play each other, or play in small groups. Teachers may also want to extend the grid to 36, 42 or beyond to help lengthen the lifespan of this game, or increase the difficulty. As their domain name suggests, this site is a one-stop solution for teachers and students who are looking for extra practice with multiplication facts.
All the games on their site will test a rapid recall of times tables and, just like the OCSD site, there are lots of great games here that will test the abilities of your students.
The Arcademic Skill Builders site has interactive games to test addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, ratios and integers. The games here are as engaging and interactive as the others on this list, but they have a great multiplayer facility that really adds to the excitement of playing them in the classroom. Up to 4 students, or 4 groups of students can play against each other on separate computers. This game allows to players to select their level of difficulty then first to get four dots in a row wins.
Speed Calculation Game — Practice calculating speed in this interactive game. Great graphics, animation, and sound make reviewing fun! Absolute Value — Practice computing absolute value in this cool online math game. Nice graphics, animation, and time factor make this a fun, fast-paced activity. Probability Game — Cool probability game with Coco the parrot. Nice game on finding the probability of simple and independent events.
Simple Interest — Use this free, online math game to understand the concept of simple interest and how it is calculated. Learn how to find the simple interest of different loans by playing this fun educational game. Compound Interest — Practice compound interest in this awesome online math game. Read and Make: Make the number you are given by dragging the base […]. Practice the skill of recognizing multiples of 2 and 3 on the Smartboard with this game.
A multiple is the product of a given number and an integer. You can also find multiples by skip counting. Directions: Click play to begin and enter your […]. Home » 2nd Grade » Archive by category "2nd Grade Math".
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