Students tell time to the nearest 5 minutes from several different clock images. Print and laminate the 35 included Bingo cards and then project times shown on several different analog clocks. Students will find the time on the projection and then cover it on their Bingo cards. My students beg to play, and while playing they'll read more clocks in this simple game than they would on any worksheet. After playing Bingo once, a few days later we reviewed again by racing to find answers. Both ways are a great review of Telling Time!

This ppt. presentation has 25 slides that represent a number in standard form. Students will identify the number and find it on their Bingo Card. They'll use models to name numbers. They'll read written form of numbers. They'll add numbers in expanded notation. They'll find digits in specified places. And they will find for example 300 less than a particular number or 1,000 more than a specified number. Students love Bingo, and they'll complete as much place value work as any worksheet requires, and then they'll beg to play again! **35 Bingo Cards included. Slides can be used again in a race review game!

Students will round numbers from to the nearest tens place to the nearest millions place. They will estimate to find sums and differences and read and estimate to find the answers to addition and subtraction estimation word problems. Print the included Bingo cards (35) and students will work hard to find the estimate on over 30 slides! My students beg to play, and while playing they'll do more math operations in this simple game than they would on any worksheet. Instructions for Bingo included. After playing Bingo once a few days later we reviewed again by racing to find answers. Both ways are a great review of Estimation!

35 Bingo Cards included! Project the slide and your students will love finding the products or missing factors. Base Ten blocks are also used as models to represent a multiplication sentence. My students beg to play, and while playing they'll do more math operations in this simple game than they would on any worksheet. Instructions for Bingo included. After playing Bingo once a few days later we reviewed again by racing to find answers. Both ways are a great review of 2 digit multiplication!

35 Bingo Cards included! Project the slide and your students will love dividing to find quotients and remainders. Base Ten blocks are also used as models to represent a division sentence. Students are also asked to identify division terms. My students beg to play, and while playing they'll do more math operations in this simple game than they would on any worksheet. Instructions for Bingo included. After playing Bingo once a few days later we reviewed again by racing to find answers. Both ways are a great review of division with remainders.

Students will add and subtract numbers to the hundreds place. They'll be asked to find sums and differences, and to find a number that is 300 more or less than given number on over 30 slides! My students beg to play, and while playing they'll do more math operations in this simple game than they would on any worksheet. Instructions for Bingo included. After playing Bingo once a few days later we reviewed again by racing to find answers. Both ways are a great review of Adding and Subtracting!

This ppt. presentation has 25 slides that represent a number in standard form. Students will identify the number and find it on their Bingo Card. They'll use models to name numbers. They'll read written form of numbers. They'll add numbers in expanded notation. They'll find digits in specified places. And they will find for example 300 less than a particular number or 1,000 more than a specified number. Students love Bingo, and they'll complete as much place value work as any worksheet requires, and then they'll beg to play again! **35 Bingo Cards included. Slides can be used again in a race review game!

35 Bingo Cards included! Project the slide and your students will solve for:, "What time did it begin?' "What time did it finish?" and "How long did it last?" My students beg to play, and while playing they'll do more math operations in this simple game than they would on any worksheet. Instructions for Bingo included. After playing Bingo once a few days later we reviewed again by racing to find answers. Both ways are a great review of Elapsed Time.!

Students will identify an addition or subtraction sentence from each bar model. Then they'll add or subtract to find them missing sum or missing addend. There are even a couple of three addend models included! Numbers range from single digit to 25 + 10. Some models use pictoral representation of numbers, and others use the numbers. My students beg to play, and while playing they'll do more math operations in this simple game than they would on any worksheet. Instructions for Bingo included. After playing Bingo once, a few days later we reviewed again by racing to find answers. Both ways are a great review of Using Bar Models.

35 Bingo Cards included! Project the slide and your students will add or subtract 10 or 100 from 2 and 3 digit numbers. Included are a completed 100's chart as well as a fill-in-the-blank 100's chart. Use for students that need the visual representation. Game is included as a PDF and as a ppt. in case you would like to put slides on a timer!! My students beg to play this game, and while playing they'll do more math operations in this simple game than they would on any worksheet. Instructions for Bingo included. After playing Bingo once a few days later we reviewed again by racing to find answers. Both ways are a great review of adding and subtracting 10 and 100!

Print and laminate the 35 included Bingo cards and then project all different kinds of fraction pictures. Some show parts of a whole and others show parts of a group. Students will find the fraction on the projection and then cover it on their Bingo cards. My students beg to play, and while playing they'll identify more fractions in this simple game than they would on any worksheet. After playing Bingo once, a few days later we reviewed again by racing to find answers. Both ways are a great review of identifying fractions!