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2 Contents Hundred Charts Traditional chart Bottoms-up chart Traditional 0 99 chart Bottoms-up 0 99 chart Blank Hundred Chart Game Boards and Score Sheets Shut the Box 50- Sticker Race Snugglenumber Strike It Out Tiguous, numbered and blank Bowling Farkle Graph Paper [Make sure your printer settings specify Actual Size, not Shrink to Fit. ] 1 cm squares 0.25 inch squares 0.5 inch squares 1 inch squares Number Game Printables Pack, Version Denise Gaskins Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0) Tabletop Academy Press, Blue Mound, IL, tabletopacademy.net These game boards and worksheet pages may be copied for personal or classroom use, or for your math circle, co-op, or other local group. You may also give the file to your friends or share it freely online, as long as you keep the front and back matter (including this copyright notice) intact.

3 Traditional chart

4 Bottoms-up chart

5 Traditional 0 99 chart

6 Bottoms-up 0 99 chart

7 Blank hundred chart

8 Cut only this far. Fold game board here. Print on card stock or regular paper. Cut away excess margins. Cut along each solid line above, from the outer edge of the paper to the dotted line. Fold along the dashed center line. Put two or three staples in the uncut area to hold the game board together. Begin playing with all flaps folded open Shut the Box 1 9

9 Cut only this far. Fold game board here. Print on card stock or regular paper. Cut away excess margins. Cut along each solid line above, from the outer edge of the paper to the dotted line. Fold along the dashed center line. Put two or three staples in the uncut area to hold the game board together. Begin playing with all flaps folded open Shut the Box 1 12

10 50-Sticker Race

11 Snugglenumber

12 Strike It Out

13 Tiguous

14 Tiguous Students take turns writing the numbers 1 18 wherever they wish until the grid is full.

15 Bowling Game Board

16 Bowling Score Sheet Name Total

17 Farkle Scoring Chart Every roll is scored separately. If you set aside two ones and then get another one on your next throw, that does not count for 1,000 points. Each 1 = 100 points Each 5 = 50 Three 1s = 1,000 Three 2s = 200 Three 3s = 300 Three 4s = 400 Three 5s = 500 Three 6s = 600 Four of a kind = Double the score for three of them Five of a kind = Double the score for four of them Six of a kind = Double the score for five of them Three pairs = 500 Straight ( ) = 1,000 Two triples = 2,500 Each time you roll the dice, you must set aside at least one scoring die. If none of the dice score, you have farkled, and you lose all the points you have accumulated that turn. Farkle Scoring Chart Every roll is scored separately. If you set aside two ones and then get another one on your next throw, that does not count for 1,000 points. Each 1 = 100 points Each 5 = 50 Three 1s = 1,000 Three 2s = 200 Three 3s = 300 Three 4s = 400 Three 5s = 500 Three 6s = 600 Four of a kind = Double the score for three of them Five of a kind = Double the score for four of them Six of a kind = Double the score for five of them Three pairs = 500 Straight ( ) = 1,000 Two triples = 2,500 Each time you roll the dice, you must set aside at least one scoring die. If none of the dice score, you have farkled, and you lose all the points you have accumulated that turn.

18 1 cm squares

19 0.25 inch squares

20 0.5 inch squares

21 1 inch squares

Let s Play Math: How Families Can Learn Math Together and Enjoy It All parents and teachers have one thing in common: we want our children to understand and be able to use math.

22 Let s Play Math: How Families Can Learn Math Together and Enjoy It All parents and teachers have one thing in common: we want our children to understand and be able to use math. Filled with engaging stories and more than a hundred pictures, Let s Play Math offers a wealth of practical, hands-on ideas for exploring math concepts from preschool to high school. Your children will gain a strong foundation when you approach math as a family game, playing with ideas. Sections include: How to Understand Math: Introduce your children to the thrill of conquering a challenge. Build deep understanding by thinking, playing, and asking questions like a mathematician. Playful Problem Solving: Awaken your children s minds to the beauty and wonder of mathematics. Discover the social side of math, and learn games for players of all ages. Math with Living Books: See how mathematical ideas ebb and flow through the centuries with this brief tour through history. Can your kids solve math puzzles from China, India, or Ancient Egypt? Let s Get Practical: Fit math into your family s daily life, help your children develop mental calculation skills, and find out what to try when your child struggles with schoolwork. Resources and References: With these lists of library books and Internet sites, you ll never run out of playful math to explore. Denise Gaskins provides a treasure trove of helpful tips for all families, whether your children are homeschooling, unschooling, or attending a traditional classroom. Even if you struggled with math in school, you can help your kids practice mental math skills, master the basic facts, and ask the kind of questions that encourage deeper thought. Don t let your children suffer from the epidemic of math anxiety. Grab a copy of Let s Play Math, and start enjoying math today. The Math You Can Play Series Are you tired of the daily homework drama? Do your children sigh, fidget, whine, stare out the window anything except work on their math? Wouldn t it be wonderful if math were something your kids wanted to do? With the Math You Can Play series, your children can practice their math skills by playing games with basic items you already have around the house, such as playing cards and dice. Each book offers more than twenty games and numerous variations, along with practical teaching tips to pump up your child s mental math muscles. Math games reduce the fear of failure and develop a positive attitude toward mathematics. Through playful interaction, games strengthen a child s intuitive understanding of numbers and build problem-solving strategies. Mastering a math game can be hard work, but kids do it willingly because it s fun. So what are you waiting for? Clear off a table, open a deck of cards, and let s play some math!

This is a positive, supportive group for parents and teachers and grandparents, aunts and uncles, caregivers, or anyone else interested in talking about math concepts and creative ways to help

23 PLAYFUL FAMILY MATH A FACEBOOK DISCUSSION GROUP Want to help your kids learn math and enjoy it? Check out my new Facebook discussion group, where you can ask questions, share articles about learning math, or tell us your favorite math games, books and resources. This is a positive, supportive group for parents and teachers and grandparents, aunts and uncles, caregivers, or anyone else interested in talking about math concepts and creative ways to help children learn. Let s make math a playful family adventure! Denise Gaskins, author of Let s Play Math: How Families Can Learn Math Together--and Enjoy It. facebook.com/groups/playfulfamilymath Or get a free copy of my 24-page problem-solving booklet when you sign up for my newsletter mailing list. Plus you ll be among the first to hear about new books, revisions, and sales or other promotions.

Contents. Traditional chart Bottoms-up chart Traditional 0 99 chart Bottoms-up 0 99 chart. Game Boards and Score Sheets

Contents. Traditional chart Bottoms-up chart Traditional 0 99 chart Bottoms-up 0 99 chart. Game Boards and Score Sheets Contents Hundred Charts Traditional 1 100 chart Bottoms-up 1 100 chart Traditional 0 99 chart Bottoms-up 0 99 chart Game Boards and Score Sheets Shut the Box 50- Sticker Race Snugglenumber Strike It Out