Pairs to 50
Printable Math Board Game
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Copyright © 2008 Teresa Evans.
All rights reserved.
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Players take turns to cover a
pair of numbers that add to
the total for the game.
The pair of numbers must be
in squares that are joined by a
side, not joined by corners.
Once a number has been
covered, it cannot be covered
again.
The last player who is able to
cover a pair is the winner for
that game.
Decide upon the number total
for the game to be played.
Choose 20, 30, 40 or 50.
a game for 2 players
Need – set of markers
PAIRS to 50
to 50
Pairs
32
12
8
2
4
5
6
29 21 19 36
4
47
3
23 17
24 11 19
26 15
13 34 16 14 27
7
22 18
8
42 24 16 25 15 16
Pairs to 50
Do you want to see kids go further than just practicing basic addition facts?
Pairs to 50 can do that for you.
This is a fast paced game that challenges children to find pairs of numbers that total
20, 30, 40 or 50.
All You Need To Do Is –
Print the Board Game on card.
Get some markers
Then give them to 2 children
or if you are a parent, you can play with your child.
This Board Game can also be enlarged on a color copier to create a larger playing
board.
Suggestions for use –
Teachers there are many different ways to use the Making Math More Fun Board Games in your
classroom.
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Team against Team - This game can also be copied onto the board. The class can be divided
into 2 teams and students can take turns to represent their team.
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Fast Finishes – These games are an ideal activity for children who finish their work early.
Games can be stored in a box or on a shelf and children who finish their work early can find a
partner and play.
•
Class Tournament – Hold a class tournament by involving each child in a game. The winners
play against each other in the next round and then continue until a class champion is found.
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Activity Centers - This game can also be part of a Math activity center or an activity for a Math
rotation.
Parents, you can help your child to develop their skills by using math games in different ways.
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Find Different Opponents - Your child can play against a brother or sister or play against you.
•
Game a Night - Play one game per night and watch your child develop their math skills as they
play. Keep a tally of who wins each night.
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Prizes - To make the games more interesting, sweets or treats can be used as a prize for the
winner. A night off doing the dishes may prove to be a popular prize.
Many more Printable Math Board Games are included in
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Including
Pairs – to practice addition to 14
and Pairs 100 – to practice addition to 100
and printable Board Games to practice addition, subtraction, division, fractions,
comparing numbers, place value and strategic thinking.
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Please Enjoy Your Free Board Game – Pairs to 50.
Till next time,
Teresa
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