My littles are pretty good at seeing fractional parts within geometric shapes.
They are, however, struggling to say the fraction that matches a group of objects. . .ie: 2 out of 3 are colored, so that is 2/3.
(I KNOW that 2/3 is NOT in our first grade core, but seriously, it's okay to practice it anyway, right?!).
This little Monster Party Game came about because of that need.
Easy to play - each little needs something to mark their space. Everyone starts on the star. The first little chooses a card (you'll need to make 3-4 sets of the monster cards), reads the sentence, looks at the picture, and says the correct fraction. If he says the correct fraction, he moves clockwise to that fraction on the gameboard. Play continues with the next player. Players circle each level until they choose a MONSTER PARTY card at which point, that player moves to the closest MONSTER PARTY space and slides into the next level. If a student lands on a space occupied by another player, she sends that player back to the star (OR. . .you can have them skip over that player and go to the next available space depending on the sensitivity of your kiddos).
I did make a 2 out of 2 card - I want my littles to start realizing that 2/2 = 1.
Clip art for this game (super adorable, right?!) is from Cre8tive Hands.
Go check out her blog - she has some awesome free clip art and is super generous with her copyright!
Image is linked. Take it, love it, pin it, use it, you know the drill. :)
Thanks for stopping by, and HAPPY TUESDAY!
(It's a furlough day I'm spending the day loving being with my kids - bike riding, baking, and having a great time!)
THANKS THANKS THANKS
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Steph
Love your ideas and this game is a star!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
Thank you. What a fun game.
ReplyDeleteThis is AWESOME! We are reviewing fractions right now & my first graders will love it! Keep the morning activities coming too. Love them also. Do you use Smartboard?
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jackie
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AW, I love the graphics!! I must share this with my neighbor teacher, she loves monsters!
ReplyDeleteLove it, thank you!
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I know this post is a year old, but I would love this game for centers. When I click on it, it gives e an error. Is there something I can do to get it?
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Susan
If you'll send me your email address, I'll send it to you.
DeleteI would love to know if you are willing to offer this again. I would love to download it, but the link doesn't work. Thanks!
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DeleteHi as above posters have commented are you willing to offer this game again? I would love to use it within my own class and to help out my own daughter.
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If you'll send me your email address, I'll send it to you.
DeleteMight I have this as a doc? sthoma1@tacoma.k12.wa.us
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ReplyDeleteI would also love this game if you're still willing to email it out! I'm putting together instructional toolboxes surrounding fractions for some of our local students and I think this would be a wonderful addition. wrayse@gmail.com
Thanks!
Hey! would love this game also. my email is c3143113@uon.edu.au
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Is there anyway I could get this game too? jamie.alexander@nn.k12.va.us
ReplyDeleteLove this! Can you please email it to me? brittney.leneave@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI would love this game too if it's possible? sophieruddell@hotmail.com X
ReplyDeleteI'd love to use this with my kiddos! I'm always looking for fun ways to teach my students! h_anderson27@yahoo.com
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I would love this game please!
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Hallo! Can I also get this game? Thanks. :o)
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I would love to have this if you are willing to email :)
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petersenkeri23@gmail.com
I would like to have this too please.
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