Introduction

I love playing and making math games, and I want to share some of my favorites with you.

Geoboard

A geoboard is a cool math tool that looks like a big rubber band. This can be used to help students practice their mental math skills, and it’s also great for practicing addition and subtraction problems! Here are some tips for using a geoboard:

• Make sure you have enough space in front of you so you don’t hit anyone else with the geoboard when you move it around!
• Use different colors than your classmates so they stand out while they work on their own problems. (You could also use markers to color code each student’s beads.)
• If one side is not long enough for all the numbers, wrap it around again until it gets longer. As long as there is no overlap between the two halves of your pattern, this shouldn’t affect anything else about how the bead strings line up or what number goes where in relation to others’ patterns surrounding yours.”

Pattern blocks

Pattern blocks are a great way to learn about shapes and colors. They’re also easy to make, easy to store, and can be used in many different ways as educational tools. For example, you can use them for math games or for teaching colors or shapes.

Number line rally

Number line rally is a game that uses a number line and math cards. The players first choose their own card, then they place their card on the number line in any spot they want. Next, they have to say what numbers appear between their number and the next one on the board (the numbers from 1-20). For example, if your card was 5 and you placed it in between 3 and 6, you would say “3” because there are three numbers between those two: 4, 5, 6.

You can also play this game with multiple people! Each person gets their own set of cards so everyone has an equal chance at winning!

Baseball math

In this baseball math game, you have to solve problems with numbers on the baseball field.

When a player throws or hits the ball, it will land somewhere on the field. You can’t catch it until you figure out where it landed first! Find that spot quickly and then go get your ball before someone else does!

This game will help you learn basic addition, subtraction and multiplication skills while also having fun at the same time—what could be better than learning with this fun math game?

Math tops

Math tops is a game that can be played by two or more players. The game is played with a spinner and a set of tops. Each player takes turns spinning the spinner, and then using the number on the spinner to decide how many times to spin the tops. When all of the tops have fallen over, count up how many matches you have (tops of each color). The person who has matched their top with most others wins!

Related Videos.

Related videos are a great way to keep kids engaged. Kids love watching videos, and it’s a great way to keep them interested in the content you’re presenting. You can find related videos on YouTube, or you can even create your own using video editing software such as Adobe Premiere Pro or iMovie.

There are three things that make related videos effective: they need to be short, they need to be relevant, and they should be a mix of different types of video. The length of each video should be no longer than two minutes long; if it is any longer, then it will start losing its effectiveness at keeping the child’s attention span focused on learning something new about math concepts. The best kind of videos for this purpose are those that have clips from popular TV shows like “Sesame Street” or “Numberjacks,” since these programs focus on teaching kids important concepts such as arithmetic skills through fun activities like counting money while shopping in stores!

These math games will make learning math fun!

Learning math is not as fun as it seems. Some kids would rather play video games or watch TV, but learning math doesn’t have to be boring. These awesome math games will make learning math fun!

These games are educational, so you can learn the basics of algebra, geometry and much more in a fun way that is also educational.

Conclusion

We hope you like these math games. We think they are fun and unique ways to practice your math skills. So what are you waiting for? Get out there and play!