This document provides a collection of math games and activities submitted by teachers from different countries. It includes over 50 games and activities focusing on topics like numbers, operations, geometry, patterns, and more. The games are intended to reinforce mathematical concepts while being fun and engaging for students. Suggested games include using dice, puzzles, boards, objects, and more to practice skills like counting, addition, subtraction, place value, and problem solving.

1. Fun and Games Math
Play with our mathematics games for fun and learning
etwinning
2016 -2017

2. The games reinforce the mathematical thinking of children especially those
related to mathematics and mainly used for teaching, contributing to training
memory, the ability to predict and find relationships in sharpening
concentration, attention and observation in space perception, developing
mathematical reasoning computer skills logical-mathematical (Kamii & De
Clark, 1995, Kamii & Rummelsburg, 2008) and probabilistic thinking.
The game in mathematics education

3. math and Christmas
Christmas Countdown Calendar

5. Winter Sudoku
From Żółwin

6. Coloured dice from small sqares and coding
Żółwin

8. Marta Czerniak.

9. Skip Counting
Puzzles- 2s,
3s, 4s, 5s
Skip Counting Puzzles
are a cool math games
to help your student
practice skip counting
while having fun at the
same time.
3rd Primary school Of Rhodes

10. 3rd Primary school Of Rhodes

11. 3rd Primary school Of Rhodes

12. Place Value
Slider
"Place Value slider"is a way to
learning about two and three
digit numbers and place value
the ones, tens place. We give
students a number telling how
many points and how many tens
have .The children crawling
over the cards down and create
the two-digit number.
3rd Primary school Of Rhodes

13. Tagrams games
Tangrams are fun for children
of all ages. Complete the puzzle
by moving and rotating the
seven shapes. A fun way to
work problem solving and
visual spatial skills.
3rd Primary school Of Rhodes

14. 3rd Primary school Of Rhodes

15. Read the code
QR Codes instantly make
activities more exciting and
engaging for all learners.

17. Playing with dice
Children play in pairs. One child writes on a
sheet number in the specified range, eg.
100. The second child throws the dice, add
to a saved number of number of stitches on
the ankle and reports the result.
After 10 throws then reverse roles. He wins
a child who flawlessly calculated a greater
number of activities.
You can also use subtraction or
multiplication.
Dorota Apanowicz/ POLAND

18. Who has more?
Children play in pairs. They draw
lots cardboard box and add the
number of dots, or comparing
results. A person with more wins
and takes 2 cartons. The winner is
the student with more cartons.
Of course you can also use other
mathematical operations.
Dorota Apanowicz /POLAND

19. SUDOKU
Sudoku puzzle, the aim of which
is to fill the table in such a way that
each row, each column and each
of the nine 3 × 3 squares there were
one digit from 1 to 9.
Dorota Apanowicz / POLAND

20. Hunt for geometric figures
Aids: the game board (geometric shapes
with written numbers), dice, poker chips
in 2 colors
Students play in pairs. They throw the
dice and add, subtract multiply or divide
the number of discarded mesh.
Set your chip on the figure of the
number indicate the result of the
mathematical operation performed.
Student wins with more chips on the
board.
Dorota Apanowicz / POLAND

21. Race frogs
Students draw lots 2 digit
numbers, add them up and
move "frog" as many spaces
as indicated by the result of
the addition. He wins a child
who reaches the finish line
first, which is the number
100.
Dorota Apanowicz/Poland

22. Symmetry
Dorota Apanowicz/ Poland

23. Minute start
Students perform mathematical operations within 1
minute and record the number of counts.
A colleague validates the job and a good result
gives 1 point. He wins the student with the best
results.
Great fun to practice counting in memory. You can
use different numbers depending on the age of the
students.
Dorota Apanowicz /POLAND

24. Maglaridou
Sofia
2nd
Kindergarten
of Plagiari
Greece

25. Maglaridou
Sofia,
Greece

26. Maglaridou
Sofia,
Greece

27. Measure and
put
clothes pins
into cups
Maglaridou
Sofia,
Greece

28. Numbers 1-10 with
rolls and CDs
Maglaridou Sofia,
Greece

29. Double entry table
-christmas balls and
numbers
Maglaridou
Sofia,
Greece

30. Christmas
trees-Sizes
indentification
Maglaridou
Sofia,
Greece

31. Stars and trees-Sizes
indentification
Maglaridou
Sofia,
Greece
Reconstruct the
trees

32. Find the two
identical christmas
things
Maglaridou
Sofia,
Greece

33. Identification of
christmas things
Maglaridou
Sofia,
Greece

34. Ntomino with
numbers and
christmas things
Maglaridou
Sofia,
Greece

35. Ntomino with
christmas things
Maglaridou
Sofia,
Greece

36. Find the same
Maglaridou
Sofia,
Greece

37. Double Entry Table
Colors - Shapes
Maglaridou
Sofia,
Greece

38. Same Shapes
Maglaridou
Sofia,
Greece

39. Same Color
of the Shapes
Maglaridou
Sofia,
Greece

40. Sizes
From big to small
Maglaridou
Sofia,
Greece

41. Find the same
Maglaridou
Sofia,
Greece

42. Correlation
Reformed the
snowmen
Maglaridou
Sofia,
Greece

43. Identification sizes
Maglaridou
Sofia,
Greece

44. a game for counding
and recognision of
numbers
1st Primary School
of Komotini
Marianthi
Arvanitidou

45. making numbers
Marianthi Arvanitidou
1st Primary School
of Komotini

46. Marianthi Arvanitidou
1st Primary School
of Komotini

47. family of numbers
1st Primary School of Komotini -Greece

48. An addition mashine
My older students love to experiment with
bigger numbers. When 3 students play, one
likes to use a white board to write down
whatever math problem they are working on
while the other two count out the beads.
The children put the first set of counting
items in the first cup, and the other child
puts the second set in the second cup. They
all fall through to the basket, and then they
count them all
1st Primary School of Komotini
-Greece

49. Math game
“I’ve got”
"I've got 15. Who' s got 25
more?"; "I've got 40. Who's got 5
less?"...
Aurelija Dirginčienė
Šiauliai “Juventa” progymansium
Lithuania

50. The clock
The colours show the time of
the day: dark colours - it's a
night, light colours - it's a day.
Aurelija Dirginčienė
Šiauliai “Juventa” progymnasium
Lithuania

51. October mandala
Simetria
Aurelija Dirginčienė,
Šiauliai “Juventa” progymnasium,
Lithuania

52. Domino :)
Aurelija Dirginčienė,
Šiauliai “Juventa” progymnasium,
Lithuania

53. Triangles
The sum of the interior angles of a triangle is
180 degrees.
' Why 180 degrees ?

54. Objects with
Numbers
Nilay KIYMACI Turkey

55. Rhythmic counting
Nilay KIYMACI Turkey

56. SEPTEMBER’ S PUZZLE
2ND KINDENGARTEN PLAGIARI
MASTORI MEROPI

57. MATHEMATICS AND
INTERNATIONAL DAY OF
ANIMALS’ PROTECTION-
4 OCTOBER
MEROPI MASTORI

58. Daniela Tiganasu,School no1 Matca, Romania, 2nd
grade

59. Here's a fun suggestion
from Bialystok: Races in
counting. It was
necessary to roll two
dice. Then, on a tailor
centimeter move a clip
on the total sum. Won
the one who first
arrived at 100.
Katarzyna Zajączkowska

60. NUMBER PATTERN
.
Narlıkuyu İlkokulu Turkey

61. Domki obliczeń - Calculations in homes
Fun came up with a mathematical
student, May Wisniewska.
Prepared boards and task teams.
Students practiced multiplication
of numbers.
SŁUPSK / POLAND

62. Rukiye Akyol- Denizciler Preschool
sorting

63. Rukiye Akyol- Denizciler Preschool
grouping

64. Rukiye Akyol- Denizciler Preschool
recognition of numbers

65. Rukiye Akyol- Denizciler Preschool
Hungry Rabbit- counting

66. Hello,
anyone of you
suggested the idea of
making workshop with
students math games
with their parents. I did.
There were a variety of
math games and fun
game :-)
Katarzyna Zajączkowska

67. l
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e
g
Symmetry and Lego
Mastori Meropi

68. Multiplication and encryption
Primary School of Bogatynia

69. Funny game with a scarf education
Children have to draw (random) number and
put it on their shirts. Then all the children
have to stay around scarf and hold it. The
teacher chooses one word (or command), and
when he says the word out loud, all the kids
have to pick up a scarf. The teacher can say
the numbers aloud, for example 9, 2, or
double digits or numbers divided by 2, or
numbers greater than ... less than ... When
the teacher says a special word or command,
all children who have a special number, or
that fits specific command you need to run
under the scarf and change your place in the
circle. For example, commands can be any
number which comprise two (e.g., 2, 12, 22,
etc.). And as a result, any child who has his
number 2, replace your place with another
child. Students may propose their own ideas
for this exercise.
Primary School of Bogatynia

70. Postcard number
Primary School of Bogatynia

71. Primary School
of Bogatynia

72. Primary School of
Bogatynia

73. Primary School of Bogatynia
Mathematical battle

74. Primary School of Bogatynia
Dice game on math
50+50 50+50+50 50+50+50+100
first throw cubes
first throw cubes
1000+1000
STOP save
50+50+50+100+100
STOP save

75. Primary School of Bogatynia

76. Primary School of Bogatynia

77. Primary School of Bogatynia

78. Primary School of Bogatynia

79. Finde path for Santa
Dragan Lukic
Elementary Shool
Belgrade, Serbia
Mathematical
New Year cards
Tanja Olear Gojic

80. Addition subtraction
multiplication division
with dice.
Throw the dice,
create numbers
and
add, subtract,
multiply and divide.

81. First toss - first number Second toss - second number
Multiply two numbers (first toss x second toss)
Repeat the round of 10 times
The winner is the person,
who make the least mistakes.
Dice - Multiplication Table

82. Objects and Figures
Game can played with four students.Objects are added on he postcard.Students
try to match numbers to objects.First win the matching game.
Nilay Kıymacı- denizciler mustafa kemal ilkokulu

83. Tanja Olear Gojic
,,Dragan Lukic” Elementary School, Belgrade, Serbia

84. Nilay Kıymacı

85. Angles
My body activity
Tuğçem Yılmaz - İZMİR ÖZEL TÜRK KOLEJİ

86. Iam learning the collecting