Welcome to Day 6 of 10 Days of Math Games & Activities! For the next four weekdays I will continue sharing lots of fun, hands-on math games and activities to utilize with your children or students! Today’s game is called Circle Subtraction!
Materials Needed:
1) Colored pencils or wet/dry Erase Markers in multiple colors
2) The Circle Subtraction grid included in the downloadable file
Prepare to Play: Print the grid included in this file. Laminate or slide into a page protector if you plan to use wet/dry erase markers.
Directions: The first player circles any number on the grid. The next player circles another number. For the remainder of the game, the players take turns circling the number that is the difference between any of the previously circled numbers. Play continues until there are no more numbers that can be circled.
The Game in Action (with 3 players): Player A circles any number on the grid.
Player B circles another number, any number.
Player C decides to subtract 79 – 16 and circles the solution, 63.
Player A decides to subtract 63 – 16 and circles the solution, 47.
Player B decides to subtract 79 – 47 and circles the solution, 32.
For the remainder of the game, the players take turns circling the number that is the difference between any of the previously circled numbers. Play continues until there are no more numbers that can be circled.
Download the Circle Subtraction Game
This post is part of the 10 Days of…Series hosted by the iHomeschool Network!
Day 1: Making Equations {Addition & Subtraction} Math Game
Day 2: Number Line Addition & Subtraction Math Game
Day 3: Guess the Coins Math Game
Day 4: Roll Hundreds & Roll Thousands {Place Value Math Game}
Day 5: Living Math Books: Reading as a Math Activity
Day 6: Circle Subtraction Math Game
Day 7: Grid Multiplication Math Game
Day 8: Making it Whole {Fractions Game}
Day 9: Off the Grid {Addition & Subtraction Game}
Day 10: Math Games {Family Game Night}
Be sure to head over and check out the 28 other awesome bloggers participating in the 10 Days Series! Yep, that’s a total of almost 300 amazing blog posts chalk full of great information!
