A cute little game for the beginning of the year with math ...or save for Columbus Day!
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I like your freebie but I am a bit confused. So each player has the squares are they taking turns adding on one? Your example has Player 1 having 4 squares marked instead of 3. I guess I'm not really understanding how each player moves. Please help me, teecher4life@gmail.com. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteKinders on the Block
Okay so was I at first BUT it is just a simple game to allow students practice counting to 10 from any number. The goal is for the first student to get to 10.
ReplyDeleteI say 1
You say 2 3 4
I say 5 6
You say 7
I say 8 9 10
I WIN!!
Students can say 1 to 3 numbers but no more.
Is there a strategy? Let your students find out!