All Learners Network, INC

Games are a powerful tool in the math classroom. They allow students time and space to practice math and truly learn math in a relaxed state. Math games provide incredible opportunities for students to talk about math - while also allowing educators to gain valuable insights into their students’ mathematical understandings. This short session will focus specifically on multiplicative reasoning and fractions math games.

In this 30-minute workshop, we will:

• Examine why games need to be a critical part of math learning
• Explore a few multiplicative reasoning and fractions math games and how they relate to specific High Leverage Concepts (HLCs)
• Review extensions and variations for selected games to understand the long shelf life of each of the games
• Address questions from the group about multiplicative reasoning and fractions math games