My two digits add up to 6. I am a multiple of 3 that is greater than 50. For each question, children place their counters in the box that contains the correct answer, or circle the number with the crayons or markers. The children can check their answers against your chart to see how many they got right. You might also ask the children to create the questions for a future game, which will get them thinking even harder about the numbers.
Children can work with multiple partners, but groups of two work best.
Remember, everyone can win if they cover the right numbers. Showdown Showdown reinforces mental computation of the basic operations addition, subtraction, and multiplication. Each student will need a set of cards with numbers on them, such as the number cards from Uno or a deck of playing cards. Each pupil turns over two cards at once and has to add, subtract, or multiply the numbers on the cards. Announce before the game whether they are aiming for the higher or lower number.