Approximate duration: 45 minutes
Recommended levels: Grades 1 and 2, and grades 5 and 6
At Netmath, our goal is to make math interactive, playful and enjoyable so that your students or children can have fun while learning. We believe that it’s possible to achieve this goal by transforming the time spent learning math into time spent playing math games.
We know that as teachers or parents, you’re often on the lookout for math games to do with your students or children, in the classroom or at home, so that they can practise the math concepts they learn during the school year.
That’s why the Netmath team decided to offer you two math games to print for the Holiday period: one for students in grades 1 and 2 and the other for those in grades 5 and 6. We have prepared a Candy Hunt, a game that combines math with the fun of learning!
In this math game, the players must complete three activities in order to collect three clue cards. The successful completion of the activities and collection of the cards will tell them where to find the imaginary bag of candies, which the teachers have hidden in the school.
At home
Simply divide your class into small groups of 3 or 4 students to play.
At school
If you have more than one child, form teams. For example, if you have two children, one child will play against the other. If you have one child, he or she can do the activity on their own.
We hope that playing this math game with your students or children will enable them to have fun while learning math skills. After all, whoever said mathematics can’t be fun?
Below are the explanations as well as all of the material you’ll need to do this activity. Simply print it and let the fun begin!
Now you have everything you need to start the activity. We hope you’ll take advantage of this opportunity to play and have fun with your students or children.
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