For example, the first section, Math Baseball, plays like a ball game where the batter finds answers for arithmetic problems, scores a hit for a correct answer, and gets an out for a wrong answer. This game can be played with any or all of the arithmetic operations and at four skill levels. This resource was written for parents of children in kindergarten through fifth grade, but will also be useful for tutors. It includes a variety of activities to help children learn and apply mathematical concepts such as geometry, algebra, measurement, statistics, and probability in a useful and fun way. All of the activities relate math to everyday life and complement many of the math lessons that children are learning in school.
Activities use materials that are easy to find.
These flashcards help you practice deciding if a number is equal to, less than, or greater than another number. If your answer is correct, you get a hit. The game decides if the hit is a single, double, triple, or home run based on the difficulty of the problem. If your answer is wrong, you get an out. The game is over after three outs.