Math Games that Use Dominoes



Dots Lots of Fun Games

When playing games, children learn a great deal concerning mathematical concepts and number relationships.  Often they are required to use critical thinking skills as well as varied math strategies to solve them.  The games vary in difficulty; so choose appropriately for your class. This resource is excellent for math center activities and for differentiated instruction.

These domino games involve matching, finding sums, using < ,  > ,  and = signs, multiplication practice, and comparing fractions. A memory game is also included which makes an excellent center activity. These games correlate well with the math curriculum, Everyday Math.

To view samples from this resource as well as a complete Table of Contents, download the Preview Version. Just click under the resource cover seen above.

 

 

 

 



Dots Lots of Fun Games

When playing games, children learn a great deal concerning mathematical concepts and number relationships.  Often they are required to use critical thinking skills as well as varied math strategies to solve them.  The games vary in difficulty; so choose appropriately for your class. This resource is excellent for math center activities and for differentiated instruction.

These domino games involve matching, finding sums, using < ,  > ,  and = signs, multiplication practice, and comparing fractions. A memory game is also included which makes an excellent center activity. These games correlate well with the math curriculum, Everyday Math.

To view samples from this resource as well as a complete Table of Contents, download the Preview Version. Just click under the resource cover seen above.

 

 

 

 



Dots Lots of Fun Games

When playing games, children learn a great deal concerning mathematical concepts and number relationships.  Often they are required to use critical thinking skills as well as varied math strategies to solve them.  The games vary in difficulty; so choose appropriately for your class. This resource is excellent for math center activities and for differentiated instruction.

These domino games involve matching, finding sums, using < ,  > ,  and = signs, multiplication practice, and comparing fractions. A memory game is also included which makes an excellent center activity. These games correlate well with the math curriculum, Everyday Math.

To view samples from this resource as well as a complete Table of Contents, download the Preview Version. Just click under the resource cover seen above.