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Try a playful way to review multiplication facts with colorful monkey boards. This free trial includes multiplication by 2, multiplication by 3, and doubles, plus the game directions.
Practice multiplication facts with a two-player tic-tac-toe game. Start with the ordered beginner boards, then try the shuffled advanced boards and the division-review variation.
Turn review time into a playful guessing game with six sample Don't Eat Pete boards. Practice math facts, colors, numbers, and phonograms while uncovering small markers one at a time.
Give kids small, practical ways to reach out at school. These printable challenges encourage smiling, introducing themselves, inviting someone to play, and other friendly first steps.
Practice naming shapes and colors with a friendly dinosaur game. Cover the pictures with small markers, choose a secret Pete, and let children name what they uncover.
Add a game to phonogram review with these bird-themed boards. Players say the sounds as they uncover the pictures, keeping practice playful while they try to avoid the secretly chosen Pete.
Help young learners practice naming numbers with friendly dinosaur game boards. Use small markers to cover the pictures, choose a secret Pete, and uncover numbers one by one.
Make division fact review a turtle-themed game. Players uncover the pictures and answer the facts while trying to avoid the secretly chosen Pete, with a bonus square-root board for an extra challenge.
Practice addition facts with a playful fish-themed game. Cover the fish with small markers, secretly choose Pete, and have kids name the facts as they uncover the pictures.
Make multiplication fact review a race around the track. Kids work through the drill, record their time, and use the progress chart to track improvement as they practice each fact family.
Practice addition facts by working around a railroad track. This printable drill kit includes a progress chart so kids can record their times and see their practice paying off, with instructions for home or classroom use.
