Math game bingo

You can customize these questions to match exactly the skills you are trying to get students to practice with. You can include degrees, radians, or a mixture of the two. You can include positive angles and negative angles.

You can also include problems such as finding sine of degrees where students need to find a coterminal angle first. If you want students to reuse their bingo cards, I suggest either placing the bingo cards in dry erase pockets or giving them bingo chips to cover their cards. With my first period class, I printed the bingo cards two to a page and had them mark out their answers. This worked, but we ended up wasting a ton of time rewriting our bingo cards before we could play again.

All you have to do once your students have created their bingo cards is shuffle the index cards and begin asking questions one at a time. I wrote multiple questions on my index cards so I could pick and choose which types of questions I wanted to ask my students.

At the beginning, I would try to ask students to evaluate mainly sine and cosine functions since their answers can be found directly on the unit circle. As we progressed throughout the game, I started adding more reciprocal trig functions and quadrantal angles to give students with these trickier questions. I actually ended up playing each bingo card until students had won.

The player profiles display total number of games played, total number of high scores achieved, and total number of Bingo Bugs collected. The guest profile does not store any information and therefore cannot achieve high scores or collect Bingo Bugs. The guest profile is useful for adults who want to play Math Bingo without their scores going into the scoreboard. Players will be prompted to select a game type before game play. Selecting a Level There are three levels of game play in Math Bingo: easy, medium, and hard.

Players will be prompted to select a game level before game play. There are four different Score Boards: addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Each Score Board displays the top three scores for each level: easy, medium, and hard. Bingo Bugs Bingo Bugs are rewards for achieving a high score. A player who earns a high score will collect a Bingo Bug! Players can collect a variety of Bingo Bugs and interact with them by tapping the Bingo Bug button in the player profile or by tapping the My Bingo Bugs button after playing a game.

Settings The settings menu can be accessed by clicking the information button on the lower right hand side the introduction screen. The settings menu will allow you to reset all high scores and to delete player profiles.

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. This version has been optimized for the latest iOS devices. I used this to help my kids learn their math facts and they loved it! We're so happy to hear that you're enjoying our app and will be using it with your students! We appreciate you taking the time to write in and share your opinion with us.

We love hearing from parents and teachers about our games as this helps us improve the games for all of our users. These number cards are a great visual for combining two numbers. Use them with pom poms, candy, mini erasers, buttons, or gems.

Perfect for this time of year. Play a game of Five Frame War! A fun twist on a regular game of war that builds number sense. Just print, cut, and play. Kids love playing this game over and over again. Printable activities that can be played in different ways that build number sense and the concept of addition. Working with five frames and ten frames is so important. It builds a strong foundation of number sense that can be built upon as harder concepts are introduced.

Print these bingo game cards for a two person game. This Bingo board game is an easy way to practice subitizing. The first person to get 5 in a row wins! Use different colored mini erasers, blocks, buttons, or gems as game pieces.

This is an easy game to put into a math center because students can play it with a partner.