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Football Themed Math Games for Elementary Students
Football Themed Math Games for Elementary Students
Multiplication Games for Elementary Students

Multiplication, Division, Decimal Super Bowl or Football Game

$6.00

A fun Super Bowl or football activity for elementary students that reviews over multiplication, division, and decimal skills.  This game is easy to set up and play.  It can be printed in color and black and white.  All games are football themed and perfect to use any time of the year.  The games are geared for third grade – fifth grade.

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Just in time for the Super Bowl! Are you ready for your students to make a TOUCHDOWN? This math game is perfect to reinforce multiplication, division, and comparing decimals. Students will have fun trying to make a touchdown while learning important math skills.
 
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In this 50 page resource you will receive:
 
● Game Boards (Colored and Black and White Versions)
● 4 Different Playing Card Sets
● Skills Covered: Basic Multiplication, 2 Digit Multiplication by 1 Digit, Basic Division, Comparing Decimals
● Game Pieces
● Self Checking Answer Keys

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