Domino Drive In Addition

Years

F - 1

Pages

4

Resource

Description

This fun domino game helps students to practise their addition skills to 12.Students play this game in pairs, each person will need their own game board. Between them they have a set of dominos face down. Students will take turns choosing a domino, turning it over and adding the 2 sides together. For example if they turned over a domino with 5 and 3 on it, they add it together and 'park' the domino into the 'car park' that says 8. If they turn over a domino and figure out the total and already have a domino in that space, they turn it back over and wait for their next turn. This allows the players to use strategy and remember where dominoes are, and to try and find the totals they need to put into their empty 'car spots'.The first person to fill all the 'car parks' on their game board is the winner.Comes with high and low colour page options.

Additional information

Australian Curriculum Code

AC9M1A01, AC9M1N04, AC9MFN05

File Format

pdf

Australian Curriculum V9

F - 6

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