Miss Brain's Cool Math Games [grades 3-5]
Miss Brain's Cool Math Games [grades 3-5]
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What You’ll Find Inside
Ditch the drill and fling those flash cards in the recycle bin—there’s a better way to practice math!
Kids need plenty of practice to become comfortable and confident with math. Games give them that practice in a completely different way: they’re making decisions, noticing patterns, trying strategies, and using math for a reason.
And because they’re actually having fun, they want to keep going.
Why Math Games?
A good math game gives kids repeated practice while keeping their brains—and their interest—engaged.
With Miss Brain’s Cool Math Games, kids can:
- Practice skills again and again without another worksheet
- Build confidence as skills become more familiar
- Think and strategize instead of simply following a procedure
- Experience math in a different way when traditional practice isn’t working
- Enjoy math practice and start seeing themselves as capable math learners
How Do the Games Work?
Say your child is learning to round decimals. Choose a game, skim the simple instructions, grab the materials you need, and start playing.
Fifteen minutes later, you’ve spent time laughing and connecting—and your child has gotten a whole lot of practice rounding decimals along the way.
That’s the idea behind every game: focused math practice wrapped inside something kids actually want to do.
Math Skills Included
Number Sense
Place value • rounding
Operations
Addition • subtraction • multiplication • division
Fractions & Decimals
Practice with fractions and decimals
Mixed Skills
Games that bring multiple math skills together
Good to Know
38 skill-based games
Grades: 3–5
Format: Digital PDF — instant download
Prep: Low prep
Also available: Paperback edition on Amazon
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I like that the games range for ability and skill and use pretty basic materials! My daughter loves learning through games so this will be great!
These ideas are so fun and easy to do. The kids love them.
I'm so glad your kids are enjoying them, Erin!
I decided to start a ten week math club for my son's class of 7 and 8 year olds. Wow, was it a challenge to come up with activities until I found this gem of a book. So grateful for the shared insights, and I will definitely be on the look out for more content from this author.
My son, age 6, is having a lot of fun with these games. They are easy to set up and understand quickly, and work on relevant skills.
My daughter really enjoyed these games!