Math Game: Factor War

May 29, 2007

From the popular letsplaymath.wordpress.com blog, I must borrow a great game idea:

“Have you and your children been struggling to learn the math facts? The game of Math Card War is worth more than a thousand math drill worksheets, letting you build your children’s calculating speed in a no-stress, no-test way.”

Here’s the complete post (I particularly like the multiplication versions suggested): Factor War.  First through fifth grade math teachers are advised to read it!

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