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There’s something special about dominoes—they are fun, versatile, and a great way to introduce some basic math concepts in an engaging way. Whether you’re introducing addition and subtraction or teaching the basics of multiplication, dominoes can be used to make math instruction more exciting for upper elementary students. Here are just a few ideas on how to use dominoes in your lessons. Math With Dominoes, Dominos Math Games Free Printable, Domino Math Games First Grade, Multiplication Dominoes, Dominoes Math Games, Tutoring Ideas, Subtraction Strategies, Teaching Multiplication, Fraction Activities

There’s something special about dominoes—they are fun, versatile, and a great way to introduce some basic math concepts in an engaging way. Whether you’re introducing addition and subtraction or teaching the basics of multiplication, dominoes can be used to make math instruction more exciting for upper elementary students. Here are just a few ideas on how to use dominoes in your lessons.

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Grab these 10 math games that can be played using dominoes. Your students will love it! You can grab them HERE. Would you like to have your printables featured at Classroom Freebies? Become an author and join our team! Click HERE to see all the details. You Might Also Like:February Calendar CardsPlace Value DownloadFall ... Read More about Math Games with Dominoes

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Multiplication Puzzle Game. Love the way this activity concretely LINKS the multiplication expression, with arrays, and addition~Will def practice with the 6-8 ones Repeated Addition, Math Multiplication, Math School, Third Grade Math, Math Workshop, Maths Puzzles, Math Numbers, Multiplication And Division, Homeschool Math

I wanted a fun way for my son to see how that the same math problem can be written in different ways. And I wanted him to be able check his work independently, similar to the Lock and Key Math game I made. So I created a series of 12 puzzles for my son to play. Each puzzle has three pieces: 1) a multiplication problem, 2) an addition problem, and 3) groupings of dots. Download 12 puzzles and the game board here. To keep the pieces from slipping around, I spray glued sheets of felt to the…

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