What do your kids think of math? Are they a fan or do they really hate it? I’m lucky in that so far, no jinx please, math has been fun and easy to get through. But we do do math games, keeping things fun and interesting.
Homeschool Math Games
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I want my kids to have fun while they are learning at home. I don’t like to “force” them to sit down and do worksheets or any subject. I want learning to be fun and for them to become life long learners. In fact some days we play boards games to get our math and language art in for the day. Monopoly is a great example and a favorite in our house.
There are a lot of great cards games as well to encourage math. We’re just starting to play more each week. The biggest struggle being small hands trying to hold the cards.
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Here’s a list of math games, including board games, printable games, and DIY games.
Multiplication Practice Paperfolding by Kids Activities Blog – By simply folding some paper into cootie catchers, you can actually create an informative math game for students focusing on anything from addition to fractions.
Math Wall Stickers (Reusable!) – Play with math on the walls! This set of reuseable wall decals are a great way to turn math into an interactive experience. Play Simon Says with math on the wall! “Simon says show one half.” Love it!!
Measuring Angle Puzzles
3D Lego Multiplication Graph via Frugal Fun for Boys – We love Lego, but did you know because of their shape they are great tools for multiplication? This graph will help kids visualize multiplication in three dimensions.
Numbers & Counting Quiet Cubes Game – This game designed for ages 4-7 uses dice rolls to help teach ABCs, counting and basic addition. The best part is the foam dice are designed to be super duper quiet for a truly peaceful learning experience!
Addition Matching for Lower Numbers
Math Explosion Volcano Game – With this fascinating game, players are able to customize math facts with a math fact creator so that players of all ages can play for many years to come. Be the first player to explode the volcano by getting your math facts correct!
Connect Four Bingo Game – Everyone loves Bingo, and when you can take a game that’s already fun and turn it into something educational everyone wins. Children will be paying close attention so they can be the first to exclaim BINGO!
Aliens on Vacation multiplication game – This printable board game requires a little setup, but it provides children with a chance to put their math skills to the test to get their alien home from vacation.
Cloud Counting and Number Tracing
These fluffy clouds are going to help your learners practice counting and writing numbers from 1-20!
Factors and Multiples Games – Play Monster Mash! A game that helps students understand greatest common factors and lowest common multiples.
Crazy Daisy Multiplication Looking for something a little more cute? The Crazy Daisy Multiplication printable math game will help kids visualize solutions as they color in a crazy daisy.
Whack It! Place Value Math Game – It’s no secret that kids love any game where they can get a little bit physical and give things a good whack, so why not teach math at the same time? This game helps with place values, but can be adjusted for other lessons.
Resource for Homeschool Math
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