Section outline


    • All 4 operations - many games to choose from.  

  • Websites that support single and two-digit addition.

    • Answer addition problems to reach $1,000,000 dollar level.  Three hints available.


    • All 4 operations - many games to choose from.  

    • Students choose operation and race against the clock to see how many they can answer correctly.  Fast game, no need to push enter.

  • Websites that support single and two-digit subtraction.

    • All 4 operations - many games to choose from.  

    • Student types in the rounded answer.

    • Dice game that has students rounding to tens, hundreds, and thousands with multiple choice answers.

    • The rounded number is given and students click on the correct number that rounds to that number.  

      Example: 50 is given and students click on one of the four choices:  47. 

    • Students type in answer to rounding questions.  Three different levels.  Asks 5 questions then they play soccer.  Takes more thought because it is not multiple choice.

    • Students choose difficulty with each basketball (10s, 100s, 1000s).  They have 1:30 to make baskets (typing in their answer).  Not multiple choice.

    • Students drop coins into the correct value piggy bank.  Uses front and back of coins 1, 5, 10, 25.

    • Students add coin values to determine total amount.  Then they choose the fruit with the correct coin value to SPLAT!  Variety in coin combinations and speed - student gets to pick these options.  Good game.

    • Quick multiple choice thermometer game

    • Quick multiple choice temperature questions