Addition to 20 Game
A game night math game where 1st graders swipe to roll two sparkly ten-sided dice, spin two spinners and watch jars fill up, then tap the card with the sum. Practice doubles, making a ten, adding zero and counting on to add within 20. Play online on any phone, tablet, Chromebook or computer.
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It’s game night! In the Addition to 20 Game, 1st graders play with Penny at the family game table. Kids swipe to throw two sparkly neon ten-sided dice, watch them tumble and land, and add the two numbers. Then they spin two spinners from 0 to 10, and last they watch two jars fill up with gumballs, ladybugs, dice and pawns to find how many in all. Every time, kids tap the card with the right sum out of three. Playing the addition to 20 game again and again builds fast, flexible addition within 20.
In this addition facts to 20 game, Penny guides kids through three rounds: Dice Roll, Spin to Win and Jar Count. The facts cover doubles from two plus two to ten plus ten, near doubles, making a ten (“Nine and one make a ten, and four more”), ten and some more, adding zero and counting on from the bigger number. Penny reads every fact out loud, names a wrong card (“Hmm, that card says thirteen.”) and gives a kind strategy hint, and every right answer is said as the whole fact. The facts a child missed come back as a jar to count.
Kids build streaks of 3, 5 and 10 in a Row, chase a High Score and go for a Perfect Game. At the end, kids earn up to five stars.
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- An online game that plays on any phone, tablet, Chromebook or computer
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- 15 questions in 3 rounds: Dice Roll, Spin to Win and Jar Count
- Voice directions read out loud for every round
- Fun sound effects and music
- A star score at the end
Skills Practiced
- Adding within 20
- Using doubles and near doubles
- Making a ten to add
- Counting on and finding how many in all
Teachers and parents can keep the adding going after the game. Roll two dice and race to say the sum, use a double or a make-a-ten trick for the hard ones, or fill two cups with small toys and count how many in all.
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