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Printable Math Board Games and Math Card Games

On the website makingmathmorefun.com you will find printable PDF math games for kids in a handy e-book format. These stimulating and fun games will make your kids love addition, subtraction, multiplication and division! Perfect for home or classroom use.

You can buy all four math games ebooks for $27.97, and get five bonus ebooks for free!

The four ebooks are:

- Book 1: Math Board Games
- Book 2: Math Print and Play Games Sheets
- Book 3: Math Card Games
- Book 4: Math Games Ideas - Math Games for School or Home

Visit www.makingmathmorefun.com - Math Games For Kids

Fun printable math games for kids

Subjects covered in the math PDF books are: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, place values, fractions, percentages, basic math facts, strategic thinking, comparing numbers, symmetry, coordinates, strategy and money.

As a bonus, you get the following books as well:

- Robot Reader Reading Games: printable reading games and printable phonics games.
- Wiggle Wiggle Wink Wink Classroom Games.
- Make Your Own Board Games by Teresa Evans.
- Print and Play Games Sheets for 2 players.

Get them now! Visit www.makingmathmorefun.com - Math Games For Kids

Categories:
Mathematics

Written February 16, 2009

User Reviews & Comments

05/31/2010 jaysalee

i have a project due in 1 day and i have to creat a mathe game and i dontt know what to do

09/17/2009 Vallery

Free printable game on paper "Oflameron" http://word.oflameron.ru

09/03/2009 Jason William

If you want to make your own game, technology now makes it affordable. There are print-on-demand (POD) companies out there that will produce anywhere from just cards, to an entire board game for you. I am a high school math teacher and have designed an Algebra card game. Before I jumped right in to having that game created, I created a much simpler 2-person card game called "Make An Offer". I uploaded the files to two different companies and had some sets made. Once I have hammered out the fine details of my Algebra game, I will have it created for my classroom. The companies I used were: The Game Crafter (http://www.thegamecrafter.com/games/make-an-offer) ArtsCow (http://www.artscow.com/) You can read about my simple game at Board Game Geek. You can also print out everything you need to play it for free! Board Game Geek: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/55387

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