Instant Lesson: March Madness for Math
March Madness for Math is a teacher-driven Instant Lesson from This Month™ that brings tournament excitement to K–5 math fluency practice. Students compete head-to-head in four Buzzer Beater games covering…
All Buzzer Beater Math Games
Step onto the court and let the math begin — Buzzer Beater brings the thrill of March Madness right into your classroom with four fast-paced games covering addition, subtraction, multiplication,…
Buzzer Beater Division! Mad Halves and More!
Buzzer Beater Division brings the intensity of March Madness to the classroom, where students race the clock to conquer division facts from equal sharing all the way to full fluency!…
Buzzer Beater Multiplication: Play Now!
Michael Jordan dunks the ball in the 1988 Slam Dunk Contest Author: Charles Cherney Buzzer Beater Multiplication brings the thrill of March Madness to skip counting and multiplication practice for…
Beat the Buzzer Addition! Practice Here!
Buzzer Beater Sums is a March Madness-themed math game that challenges K–2 students to solve visual addition equations using basketball emojis. Players count emoji groups, type their answer, and race…
Cupcake Math: What Happens When Yummy Treats are Shared?
Lucky Differences is an interactive St. Patrick’s Day subtraction game for kindergarten and first grade students, built around the fun theme of a leprechaun giving away shamrock cupcakes — making…
Lucky Sum St Pat’s Addition Practice
Lucky Sums is an interactive St. Patrick’s Day math game designed for kindergarten and first grade students, covering addition word problems with unknowns in all positions — result unknown, change…
Bobsled Speed Challenge: Compare the Best Race Times for K-5th!
Students race bobsleds and award medals to the top three finishers by comparing race times, with the game automatically adjusting difficulty from whole seconds (K-1) to decimal tenths (2-3) to…
Grade Adjustable Lesson Plan to Accompany Bobsled Number Comparision Game!
Students use an interactive bobsled racing game to practice comparing and ordering numbers by analyzing race times and awarding gold, silver, and bronze medals to the top three finishers out…
