Finally, set the countdown to however many seconds you want and see how many problems you can correctly answer, or, set an attainment goal, and see how long it takes you to reach your goal! If you reach your goal, you can print out your very own certificate of achievement. CC Standards: K. Description: Why wait until Teacher Appreciation Week to honor your teacher? Grade Levels: 2, 3, 4, 5.
Tae Kwon Donuts - Online Game. You must use your addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division skills for both positive and negative numbers to identify the weak link among rows of horrifying subninjas to save the future generation of Tae Kwon Donuts! You must attack the subninja with the math problem that yields a different answer than the rest! Use the keyboard arrows to move your Tae Kwon Donut and the space bar to attack. As you progress through rooms of the castle, you will earn your colored belts and new attack modes!
You can also earn a password to return to any room in the castle. Grade Levels: 5, 6. Becoming Lord Voldemath - Online Game. Description: This game allows students customized practice with specific "tables" in addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Students battle "wizards" to answer problems quickest in each of five second rounds. If the students has a higher score than the wizard, he or she moves on to the next round and gains a new "power.
Math Slalom - Online Game. Description: This super-fast paced game requires students to ski through the gates that complete an equation, but to avoid those that make the equation incorrect. For example, if a student chooses x 8 to practice, he or she would ski through gates that show 2 and 16, but around gates that show 4 and The game is customizable and allows players to choose the operation and the specific numbers.
World Cup Math - Online Game. Description: This online soccer shootout requires students to choose a team and battle others in a round-of using his or her addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division skills.
Grade Levels: 1, 2, 3, 4. Description: This is a fun game where students use their addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division skills to foil the horrid Mayan Math Monster for the opportunity to explore a room filled with gold and riches.
Factor Family Reunion - Online Game. Simply drag and drop each factor to its correct table. If you can get them all, you can print out a portrait of the entire at their reunion.
Multiples - Online. Description: This activity requires students to identify multiples of single-digit numbers. Type: Math Drill. Factors - Online. Description: This activity requires students to identify factors of numbers. Grade Levels: 4, 5, 6. Factors of 24 and Description: This activity requires students to populate a venn diagram with factors of 24 and Format: Printable Activity.
Division Pictures- Online. Description: This activity requires students to deduce the division problem from the picture. Conceptualizing Multiplication and Division Instructional Video. Description: This video explains uses examples to teach the concepts of division and multiplication.
Type: Instructional Video. Grade Levels: 2, 3, 4. Missing Numbers in Division Equations - Online. Description: This activity requires students to identify the numbers that are missing in the division equations. It gives immediate feedback. Divisibility Rules by two - Online. Description: This activity requires students to use the divisibility rule of two to determine is various numbers are or are not divisible by two. Grade Levels: 4, 5. Divisibility Rules by three - Online.
Description: This activity requires students to use the divisibility rule of three to determine is various numbers are or are not divisible by three. Divisibility Rules by four - Online. Description: This activity requires students to use the divisibility rule of four to determine is various numbers are or are not divisible by four. Divisibility Rules by six - Online. Description: This activity requires students to use the divisibility rule of six to determine is various numbers are or are not divisible by six.
Divisibility Rules by nine - Online. Description: This activity requires students to use the divisibility rule of nine to determine is various numbers are or are not divisible by nine.
Estimating Quotients - Online. Description: This activity requires students to estimate quotients when two-digit numbers are divided by one-digit numbers. Immediate feedback is provided. Word problems with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division - Online. Description: This activity requires students to solve word problems with all four operations. Description: This activity requires students to solve word problems that have multi-digit division and multiplication.
Long Division Word Problems - Online. Description: This activity requires students to solve word problems with long division. Multi-step Word problems with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division - Online. Description: This activity requires students to solve multi-step word problems with all four operations. Description: This activity requires students to solve long division problems.
Description: This printable activity requires students to solve long division problems. Description: This activity requires students to solve word problems using long division. Immediate feedback is given. Dividing Fractions - Online. Description: This activity requires students to solve division of fractions problems. There are several concepts that division is broken into when kids begin instruction. One of the simplest concepts to master is learning how to write a division number sentence in the proper order.
Unlike addition and multiplication, the commutative property does not work with division. For basic number sentences, students will soon see that the product of the multiplication problem is actually what ends up being the quotient in the division sentence.
Learning to properly write and construct a division sentence with both division symbols is essential knowledge. Next, dividing objects into equal groups will teach them to distribute equally, which is the basis of multiplication. Breaking down real-world objects into equal groups to solve the missing problem will help students process division usage in real life as well as practice the inverse multiplicative concept.
Arrays are another way in which division can be learned, as they were probably already utilized in multiplication. They help students to visualize the division facts. Estimating the quotient is also a great skill to have when students get into more complex division issues. Before they tackle a long division problem, they should be able to quickly estimate an answer so that when they do the proper calculations, they can have a proper educated guess of where their answer should fall.
The best way to utilize division math games is to leverage them for practice of the concepts and facts. The basics of division will have to be explained ahead of time before launching into games due to the different symbols used and the concepts that must be grasped ahead of time. That said, there are a number of fun ways that students can practice their division skills while still having loads of fun.
Quick recall games that practice facts at a rapid pace will help students with both their processing speed and their quick recall. Games that have answers falling from the sky or ones where you have to type the answers in order to make something move across the screen are especially fun for kids.
When they move on to more complex multiplayer games where they are pitted against opponents solving the same problems, the pressure becomes fun as they race to be the first to type in their answer.
Be sure that the games that they play online are scaffolded and will help your students to grow in the process. In addition, if there are multiple games that all practice the same skill, your student will be able to play a variety of options while still practicing and reinforcing the same desired skills.
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