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Fun and highly engaging math unit / project to get kids creative! Read on to find about a fun math unit which requires students to be creative create a board game. Includes details for engaging warm ups and investigation activities to begin and brainstorming activities, rubrics, templates and inspiration.

Why Use Student Created Board Games? Student-made board games are a fun way to assess students’ learning for any subject. Students create the questions, the board game, its pieces, and written directions for how to play their game. These games can then be used by other students to review and play in centers. These games

Make a DIY board game for your next family game night! Includes a Cricut Design Space template to draw and color.

Does your family love to play board games? Create your own DIY board game with this easy craft for kids. The best part is you get to make your own rules!

Design your own board game using this template I created. Just print it out, decorate it, and give it a name. There is also a game piece and dice template available that I didn't create, but found online. To print, just click on the image and right-click to save.

These DIY games for kids will keep them busy for hours. Get their help making them or surprise them! Family game night was never so much fun!

Included in this maths resource are dice games suitable for children aged between 7 and 11 to play at home. With 20 games included, the fun is guaranteed.

It's no secret. I hate flash cards. They're so ... not fun. To give my 1st grade son a little practice with simple addition and turn repetition into memorization (hopefully), I made a simple board game. What You Need Free two-page download of game board and spinner (download here) Two pieces heavyweight cardstock Printer & ink Brad (to make the spinner spin) Scissors Small game pieces (different for each player) How to Play Game pieces are placed on the start square. The youngest player…

Use our printable game board and learn how to play the ancient Roman game of tic tac toe, also known as Rota, or Terni lapilli.

In this activity, your child will learn about the history of video games and the basics of designing a game. They will also get to participate in the "world and character" creation of their very own 2D video game on the printables. #earlyelementart #arteducation #elementartschoolresources #kidsactivities