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Marilyn Burns - 5 twists on tic-tac-toe

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Developed at Stanford - includes an easy to use  guide to help you decide which games are at the right level for your kids

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10 Family Card Games That Support Early Math Skills - DREME

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Family card games are an inexpensive way to have fun with children while learning important math concepts. Play these 10 card games designed to reinforce and build upon your child’s math skills—all you need is a deck of playing cards!

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Fun and simple daily math activities for April 

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Fun and simple daily math activities for April 

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MATH CARD GAMES grades K-6

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Hello youcubians,

We know this is a trying time for everyone, so we're doing our little piece to help out teachers and families with kids at home. Below is a set of activities from our site with modifications to make them work better from home, making continuing to learn maths while maintaining social distancing easier.

This time around we are sharing some of our favorite activities from our site, but soon we will start sending out new home-specific ideas, as well as short videos to go along with the activities. All of this will be archived on a page on our site that we are currently building for this purpose. We wanted to send you some of our favorites to get started, but keep an eye out because much more is to come!

Please share your students' work using the hashtag#YoucubedAtHome and check the hashtag out to see others' work and interact with them! You can also use it to tell us what you'd like to see in future newsletters. We're here to help everyone get through this together!

We have organized the activities by the kinds of resources needed to explore them. Some only require household supplies, others might need to be printed or use other technology or some more specific supplies, some are outdoor activities, and some are activities for students to engage in with their families.

Household supplies only:

Snap-it (K-2): In this activity, students use snap cubes to make sense of parts and wholes and relate that to addition and subtraction of pairs. A small handful of anything you have on hand: pennies, paper clips, etc. will work just as well as snap cubes.

Fewest squares (3-12): Students draw an 11x13 grid and try to find the fewest number of squares they can use to cover it without overlap or extending outside the grid. Our students have worked this question for hours at a time!

Indoor with technology / other supplies:

Number visuals (K-12): In this activity students color-code collections of circles as they look for patterns. They can do this directly on a tablet, or you can print them out for the whole family, pull out some crayons, and use them as dinner mats. (K) : (1-2) : (3-5) : (6-12)

Poly-Up (5-12): Poly-Up is an online platform that pushes students to develop computational thinking skills while helping Poly fix machines.

Outdoors:

Mathematical Art (K-12): We encourage students to expand this activity and discuss the maths you see in public art AND ANYWHERE! (Really anywhere! nature, architecture, street signs, etc.) Are there interesting shapes? Angles? Patterns? There is so much to see out there!

Family activities:

Cheers and good health,
Youcubed Content Team

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Hello youcubians, We know this is a trying time for everyone, so we're doing our little piece to help out teachers and families with kids at home. Below is a set of activities from our site with modifications to make them work better from home, making continuing to learn maths while maintaining social distancing easier.

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Online Math & Reading Programs for Students | DreamBox Learning

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Try his card games, apps and activities

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Love this card game for early elementary (on amazon) and their website has great resources too!

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Tiny Polka Dot is absolutely fantastic. It gives J a structure that he enjoys exploring, and when he tires of the Match 7 game, we will move on to Match 8, Match 9, or any of the dozens of games and iterations we can create from these cards.

These cards are going to be part of our playtime for years to come.

Kent Haines, The Process Column

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Tiny Polka Dot is absolutely fantastic. It gives J a structure that he enjoys exploring, and when he tires of the Match 7 game, we will move on to Match 8, Match 9, or any of the dozens of games and iterations we can create from these cards.

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