This afternoon the second grade class finished up their work early and were able to play "Math Memory." Everyone has a lot of fun playing and the game is easy enough to make a set for home as well. Since we have been working on two digit subtraction the past couple of weeks, I decided it was time to review addition. Each card has an addition problem on the front with no answer. Every card also has a "match." Two matching cards don't necessarily have the same problem but must have the same sum. For example, the cards 3+8 and 5+6 would be a pair. All of the cards are mixed up and placed face down on the floor. Every player gets a turn to choose two cards and hope they are matches. Over time players can remember where cards that make a certain sum are on the board - this makes the game easier! Try to make a set at home with your second grader and have them teach you how to play!
Friday Math Games
This afternoon the second grade class finished up their work early and were able to play "Math Memory." Everyone has a lot of fun playing and the game is easy enough to make a set for home as well. Since we have been working on two digit subtraction the past couple of weeks, I decided it was time to review addition. Each card has an addition problem on the front with no answer. Every card also has a "match." Two matching cards don't necessarily have the same problem but must have the same sum. For example, the cards 3+8 and 5+6 would be a pair. All of the cards are mixed up and placed face down on the floor. Every player gets a turn to choose two cards and hope they are matches. Over time players can remember where cards that make a certain sum are on the board - this makes the game easier! Try to make a set at home with your second grader and have them teach you how to play!
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