The document introduces a Jeopardy-style math game to review addition and subtraction skills up to three digits. The game is intended to help students practice academic knowledge standards involving adding and subtracting whole numbers, as well as using mental math strategies. Instructions are provided for playing the game whole group, small group, independently, or at home by accessing the PowerPoint from the class website.

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2. Fast Fact Fast Fact Subtraction
Addition Subtraction Addition
100 100 100 100
200 200 200 200
300 300 300 300
400 400 400 400
500 500 500 500

3. What is 11?
4+7
Row 1, Col 1

4. What is 5?
10 - 5
1,2

5. What is 36?
24 + 12
1,3

6. What is 8?
19 - 11
1,4

7. What is 14?
6+8
2,1

8. What is 2?
8-6
2,2

9. What is 82?
37 + 45
2,3

10. What is 37?
62 - 25
2,4

11. What is 15?
7+8
3,1

12. What is 9?
12 - 3
3,2

13. What is 585?
356 + 229
3,3

14. What is 275?
728 - 453
3,4

15. What is 20?
9 + 11
4,1

16. What is 8?
17 - 9
4,2

17. What is 662?
472 + 190
4,3

18. What is 367?
724 - 357
4,4

19. What is 16?
13 + 3
5,1

20. What is 9?
18 - 9
5,2

21. What is 1,115?
577 + 538
5,3

22. What is 668?
1,457 - 789
5,4

23. Academic Knowledge Standards:
• AKS 27: Add and subtract two whole numbers up to three digits each with
fluency and accuracy
• AKS 29: Use mental math strategies such as benchmark numbers to solve
problems
Learning Objectives:
Students will use this Jeopardy game to practice and
review the AKS listed above that has been taught in class.
Students can play Jeopardy whole group, small group,
independently, and at home by accessing the PowerPoint from
our class website.
Works Cited:
Free game templates for interactive learning. Martin, phillip.
http://www.pppst.com/templates.html