To celebrate the release of all these gameboards to our digital offering, we’re giving teachers these 30 PDFs to try in their own classes! Download button is underneath.
How to play: If you’re not sure how to play, head here to see a video… or you can find a PDF here. There are also some videos below.
Multiplication: Fact Group (0,1,5,10)
Master the earlier multiplication facts, deepen understanding, and sharpen mathematical thinking with the simple factors game board.
Perfect for ages 7-10
- Small Group pack: 5 game boards
Multiplication: Fact Group (1,2,4,8)
Master the earlier multiplication facts, deepen understanding, and sharpen mathematical thinking with the simple factors game board.
Perfect for ages 7-11
- Small Group pack: 5 game boards
Multiplication: Fact Group (3,6,12)
Master the multiplication facts in groups, deepen understanding, and sharpen mathematical thinking with the simple factors game board.
Perfect for ages 7-11
- Small Group pack: 5 game boards
Multiplication: Fact Group (7, 9, 11)
Master the earlier multiplication facts, deepen understanding, and sharpen mathematical thinking with the simple factors game board.
Perfect for ages 7-11
- Small Group pack: 5 game boards
Multiplication: 1-10
Build confidence and competence for learners focusing on the multiplication facts in the 1-10 range. Great for encouraging students without risking cognitive overload.
Perfect for ages 7-10
- Small Group pack: 5 game boards
Click here to watch a game!
Multiplication: 1-12
Build confidence and competence for learners across all the multiplication facts in the 1-12 range.
Perfect for ages 7-10
- Small Group pack: 5 game boards
Click here to watch a game!
Download all 30 PDFs here!
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