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Fluency Factory Games: Multiplication & Division Math Games for 3rd, 4th, & 5th
Fluency Factory Games: Multiplication & Division Math Games for 3rd, 4th, & 5th
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Make multiplication and division practice exciting with these six engaging Fluency Factory Games designed for 3rd-5th grade students! These interactive activities focus on building fluency with key math concepts like multiplication facts, identifying factors, and finding square numbers.
Perfect for math centers, small groups, or early finishers, these games will keep students motivated and actively learning.
Each game includes clear directions and printable materials, making prep a breeze. Whether you're reinforcing foundational skills or challenging advanced learners, these games are sure to make math practice both fun and effective!
This Resource Includes:
⭐ First to Five: Players pair a printable game card with a playing card and compete to create the highest product. First to five points wins!
⭐ Square It Up: Students use a deck of cards and a printable bingo board to find the square of a number. First to get five in a row wins!
⭐ Cheese Chase (2 Versions): Players multiply two numbers and move their piece to the product on the game board. First to reach the cheese wins!
⭐ The Factor Game: Students practice identifying factors of numbers in this board game. Players total their points, and the highest score wins!
⭐ Heads Up: A 3-player game where the leader announces the product of two cards. Players guess the missing factor based on the card on their forehead.
⭐ Printable Game Cards and Boards: Includes bingo boards, playing cards, game boards, and recording sheets for all activities.
⭐ Clear Directions: Easy-to-follow instructions for setting up and playing each game.
⭐ Minimal Prep: Print, cut, and grab a deck of cards to get started
How to Use:
Choose a Game: Select one of the six games based on your lesson focus.
Prepare Materials: Print and cut game boards, cards, or mats as needed.
Play and Practice: Use these games in math centers, small groups, or as independent practice.
Objectives:
Fluency Practice: Strengthen multiplication and division fluency with engaging, hands-on activities.
Hands-On Learning: Help students master math facts through interactive and visual games.
Differentiated Instruction: Use the variety of games to meet the diverse needs of your students.
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