Do you ever feel like you are running out of creative ideas when planning your first grade math stations? I want to help with this freebie!
I LOVED planning math. It was the one subject that I felt a lot of freedom in, but coming up with new math stations to put out at centers could feel overwhelming. I wanted to have math centers that reviewed the standards I had taught, but didn’t need me to use 15 minutes of our math rotation time going over directions. Time was precious! I also did not want to answer the question “What do I do with this center?” over and over again. Enter my FAVORITE First Grade Math Station: Number Bump!
Number Bump: Great for First Grade Math Rotations
Number Bump became a hit in my first grade classroom. It’s a fantastic way for students to review their addition facts (my students always needed extra practice). Students play this game with a partner. Each partner takes turns rolling 2 dice and adding the numbers together. Using a counter or a block, the student will then cover the answer on the game board. If their partner has already covered that number, they get to “bump” them off! Essentially, this game never ends! The learning (and the fun) go on and on in this first grade math station!
Grab your FREE set of Number Bump Games!
Enter your email below, and I will send you a set of three number bump games! Included are School Supplies Number Bump, Breakfast Number Bump, and Ice Cream Number Bump. These math centers are no-prep and ready to go. I have included them in color and black/white for your printing needs!
More First Grade Math!
I have several bundles of First Grade Math Centers, Worksheets, and Games in my Teachers Pay Teachers store! Each bundle includes a Number Bump game, graphing activities, 100 chart games, addition practice, and more! Click the picture to check out my taco themed math packet.
One More FREEBIE!
I actually have one more FREE Number Bump game on the blog! I shared this Camp Theme Day freebie a while ago when I was working on my Camp Day Bundle! Click the picture to grab one more free first grade math station!
