Math Facts

Facts are important! They are the main connection between many other skills in math. Children in grades K-3 should practice their facts at least 30 minutes a week at home. ALL facts; addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, should be mastered by the end of 3rd grade. Multiplication and division is introduced in 3rd grade. Fourth and fifth graders should continue to practice their facts, so they remain fluent. Fluent students are able to recall a fact in 3 seconds or less. This may not mean they are memorizing them but that they can use number sense to figure the fact out quickly.

Website Games for Grades K-2

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A great site with many different games for adding and subtraction.

Addition Fact Practice:

Pop the bubble pairs that equal 10.

This a good game for students in K & 1 as it focuses on +1 or +2.

A great site to practice addition & subtraction facts.

Website Games for Grade 2:

Doubles practice.

Story problems to practice addition facts.

Mad Minute Math

Find numbers to make the sum

Find number pairs that add together to equal the given sum.

Using number bonds to help you with adding.

This is a more challenging game for students who are able to answer multiple facts and pop the balloons in order from the least sum to the greatest.

Subtraction Fact Practice:

Using a number line, students chose the fruit with the matching equation.

Try to “catch” the fish that has the difference (answer in subtraction) that matches the subtraction problem.

Website Games for Grades 3-5

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A great site with many different games for adding and subtraction.

Multiplication Fact Practice:

A fun fishing game where you have to “catch” the product fish that matches the multiplication fact.

Mad Minute- See how many facts you can answer correctly in 1 minute.

A great site to practice all multiplication facts.

Division Fact Practice:

A great site to practice all division facts.

Answer division problems to get your horse around the track.

A more challenging game for grades 4-5.

Find the piece of fruit that has the correct quotient that matches your division problem.