December 9, 2024 6-8-the-number-system, other-seasonal
By: Jeff Todd
My students have come to love math centers. They call it "game time," but I know it is really a time where they can apply their newly learned math skills. In this article, you'll find a winter-themed factors and multiples game printable that is great to use in centers during the winter months or at home for extra practice! The theme of the factors and multiples worksheets for grades 6–8 is Blizzards...
Factors and Multiples Game Printable
Everyone in the school gets excited when it snows, so I thought having a game with a blizzard theme would get them excited about factors and multiples.
This game has 24 cards. Each card pictures four numbers each within a snowflake and a question about factors or multiples. The objective is for students to identify the numbers in the snowflakes that answers the question. The game can be played by individual students or in groups of two to four players.
You could give students the answer key and have them self-check or have them submit their work to you to monitor students’ learning progression.
This activity could also be assigned for homework as additional practice. If you are looking for a fun way to reinforce factors and multiples, download my Blizzard of Numbers factors and multiples game printable. Laminate the cards so that they could be reused easily year after year.
In Summary
If you are looking for a great factors and multiples game printable for your math centers, download Blizzards of Numbers and start using it today! For more math center printables, click here.
And to learn more about math centers and how to make them work in ALL grade levels, check out,'Math Center Ideas That Will Make Implementation a Success'.