Halloween Multiplication Math Game For Elementary and Middle Grade Learners

Halloween math game free fifth grade


Happy October teacher friends! 


First of all, I have to start off by sharing this meme.  Halloween ain't messing around this year!

Halloween 2020 Math Game for the classroom


Now that we have that off our chests - I'd like to share a Halloween treat with you all

I've updated my Spooky Multiplication Roll Math Center Game and it's FREE for all my teacher friends.  

This game is perfect to spiral, reinforce, or review multi-digit multiplication.  After I teach the game and students play it a few times for practice, I leave it out throughout the month of October for early finishers to play as well.  It's always a spooky hit.  What kid doesn't love ghosts and dice?  

Bonus!  It now includes a digital version that you can assign online.

5th grade halloween math game


8 comments

  1. Kids do love to be up and moving in the classroom; I think they learn more that way, too.
    Thanks for the post,
    Lori

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  2. Great ideas for practicing skills! Thanks for sharing.

    Mrs. Plemons' Kindergarten

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  3. This is AMAZING, as in class changing! Thanks for the awesome idea!

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  4. I love your task card suggestion. This is almost what I did with task cards in my science lab this week. I placed the cards on the wall around the room and sent kids to do them as they were waiting on their pancakes to cook. Yes, we experimented with pancakes this week! Thanks for sharing your ideas!
    Carol
    Teachers Are Terrific!

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  5. What a great way to utilize task cards and FUN! :)

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  6. Thanks for sharing GREAT and sound advice on using task cards in the classroom. Your blog is adorable!
    Best wishes!
    Jen :)
    TeacherKarma.com

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  7. I love scavenger hunts!!! This was a great trick!! Thank you for sharing :)

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  8. Oh my gosh I do the SAME thing! I love that it helps my wigglers too!!!!

    Thanks for the great little game. I like to put review games in my math centers sometimes to keep kids happy about math!

    Thanks
    Cheers,
    jameson
    Lessons With Coffee

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