Thinking Mathematically

Help your students learn to become a strong thinker in mathematics with games that encourage problem solving, investigation, making choices, planning, strategy and creativity. 

We sent out one in our newsletter yesterday that is incredibly easy to prep! Just team this one page crab-themed printable with 4 counters. 2 of your little learners will play on each page.

If you missed the newsletter, we would love to share it with you here on the blog too: Crab Slide


Students have 2 counters of the same color and take turns to add one to each circle on the game board as their starting positions. 



Next they take turns to slide one of their counters into the empty circle along a dark orange line. They keep taking turns at this until one player can no longer move. The other player then claims the game as won and a tally is recorded. Play 'first to 5' or '10' depending on your time constraints. 


This game will eventually become one of strategy as students become more familiar with how to win and can be used to develop early coding skills. 

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