Mixed numbers are also included in some of the questions. It also comes with answer keys so children can check their own answers. Unlike other games with plain game board designs, this fraction board game is colorful and shaped like a snake. However, a drawback of the game is that it has 21 pages not optimized pages, each page has only 4 cards for example. This creative game from Blair Turner helps children:. There are easy-to-follow instructions and bright graphics that catch the interest of children.
It can also be used as a revision activity prior to starting a new fractions unit with fifth-grade students. The colorful game board has basic addition and subtraction fraction questions and stars.
Any child who lands on a star should solve one of the Fraction Frenzy worded questions available from the card stack. The aim is to get to the end of the maze by solving as many questions as possible. There is an answer key. However, the board and fraction cards are so bright and colorful that children will have more fun with a colored game set. Blast Off With Fractions is a great printable fraction board game for teaching adding and subtracting fractions with common denominators.
Additionally, the game only has six pages which is more economical for printing. There is also a fraction key that provides both simplified and un-simplified fraction answers. Therefore, students who may be struggling with simplifying fractions can actually see the simplified versions. Therefore, this game can be used at multiple grade levels.
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After students work on their maze they check it with me. They can check after a couple of problems or at the end of the maze. When they finish, they move onto the next part of our math routine: working on their intervention on the computer. This pack of 3 mazes for adding and subtracting fractions with like denominators helps students build a solid foundation.
These mazes are simple and focused on just adding and subtracting numbers with common denominators. The third maze in the set adds a little challenge by having students add and subtract when there are three fractions involved.
This works for differentiating for students, or having a bit of challenge as students gain their confidence with this skill. Students love to practice fractions with these mazes. These mazes have been updated to include a digital version built in Google Slides.
To complete the online path, students find the correct answer and drag-and-drop the prepared arrows to mark their path. I have my students work in partners on a daily basis. One of the best activities for partner work is paper chains. The students have 12 strips with problems and they have to put them in order of the question and matching answer. Once they have everything correct, they can make the paper chain. For more tips and ideas for using paper chains in the classroom, check out this post.
This paper chain is all about adding and subtracting fractions with like denominators. I love the math talk that happens when they are looking at the problems and the possible answers. Personally, I would use this activity near the beginning of learning about adding and subtracting fractions.
Also, it would work well after a few weeks or months as a review. The pictures on each of the chains help make corrections really simple.
You can just look at the pictures to quickly see if the strips are in the right order or not. They come up with fun ways they want to display and decorate with them. You might need an activity to practice adding and subtracting fractions as a whole class review. Knockout games are perfect for this. All students answer all the questions and they get points for correct answers.
Knockout games really get students engaged. To find out more about how to use knockout games in the classroom, check out this post. This knockout game has simple adding and subtracting fractions with like denominators questions, as well as questions with 3 or more fractions. When I was thinking of how to increase the difficulty and add challenge, I decided to add some questions where students have to identify the error. This makes kids have to think a little bit beyond just completing the problem.
Also, there are a couple of questions where students have to compare the answers to two different expressions. Try this game out for some fun review. They can easily be played by simply using the Share Screen feature.
Then, students follow along and play wherever they are. Bump is a fun partner game to get students practice with their fraction skills. You can find a couple of freebies from Games for Gains. The game board is very easy to follow and looks great. You will find 2 free games for adding fractions and 2 for subtracting. On each of those sets your students can practice with like denominators.
This is a perfect math center for practicing this skill. In this fun online game students have to find pairs of fractions with the same denominator.
It works perfect as a little warm-up for students to remember what a denominator is. Sometimes, when we play games like this, I like to make a class leader board and students can try to climb the leader board.
Also, they love to compete against the teacher.
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