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Ways of practising your number facts
Multiplication.com has amazing self checking quizzes in all 4 of the main operations. Go here to try one out. You can have picture cues on or off, can print off your answers, get a print out of your incorrect responses and also get a time for you to beat next time.
Mathsframe has 100s of fun activities and games which encourage the quick and accurate recall of facts.
Have a go at a scratch games for Maths. Follow this link for the first version of a simple game for addition. See if you recognise the voice! Thanks to tvstrojans for:Addition Practice (Original Project).
Here's another game, x table facts, which I hope to modify, thanks to jgordon510 for the original and all the hard work!
To practice Learn Its, make a board game like Snakes and Ladders. Here is an example with Learn Its questions which the student was working to learn - when they land on a square and answer correctly, then they can climb the ladder. If not, they stay at the bottom. When I played, I used one dice and the student used two. This added an element of addition as well as the x Learn Its.
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You need : a pack of cards, 2 players. See video below. Take out all picture cards. Deal 1 card face down to the players and leave the rest in a pile in the middle. Both count down: "three, two, one, flip" and on flip, they turn the cards over. The first to find the total is the round winner and takes the cards. When the cards in the pile
Variations:
- Add three one digit numbers using three players.
- Add two two digit numbers. Deal two cards to each player. For this to work, both players must be sitting next to each other rather than opposite. See video below for basic version.
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