Addition Facts Game
A timed addition facts game where kids pick their grade, a level and 1, 2, 3 or 5 minutes, then tap the colorful right answer as fast as they can on a beautiful prairie. Single digit facts, double digit and triple digit addition with a goal for every grade. Play online on any phone, tablet, Chromebook or computer.
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Ready, set, add! In the Addition Facts Game, kids race the clock with Doodles on a sunny prairie by a sparkling river. A problem shows big at the top of the screen and three colorful answer balls float below it. Kids tap the right answer, it bursts with a pop, and the next problem is ready right away. How many addition facts can they get right before the time runs out?
This addition facts game works for every grade. On the start screen, kids pick their grade (Preschool through 5th), the level their grade allows (Single Digit 0–9, Double Digit 10–99 or Triple Digit 100–999) and the time (1, 2, 3 or 5 minutes). Every grade has its own goal, based on grade-level fact fluency expectations. Kids who beat the goal earn bonus points that make up for any oops. Single digit facts show across, like 3 + 5, and double and triple digit problems show up and down with the ones, tens and hundreds lined up, just like in class. The facts are new every game, drawn from every combination for that level.
Doodles cheers kids on, calls out the time left and gives quick tips like “Add the ones first, then the tens.” Kids build streaks of 3, 5 and 10 in a Row, and at the end they see their goal, their right answers, their bonus and up to five stars.
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- An online game that plays on any phone, tablet, Chromebook or computer
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- One timed game: pick 1, 2, 3 or 5 minutes
- Grade levels Preschool to 5th with single, double and triple digit addition
- Voice directions read out loud
- Fun sound effects and music
- A goal, bonus points and a star score at the end
Skills Practiced
- Addition facts fluency
- Adding within 5, 10 and 20
- Adding two-digit and three-digit numbers
- Regrouping (carrying) with ones, tens and hundreds
Teachers and parents can track growth by playing the same grade, level and time each week and trying to beat the last score. Members can assign the game to their class with a Classroom link.
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