Move Forward 4: Move 4 spaces toward the basket.

Slam Dunk!: When the spinner points to “Slam Dunk!,” you mustanswer 3 question cards correctly within 30 seconds before you canmove. If you succeed, move your ball to the basket, add 1 point toyour score on the scoreboard, and then return your ball to the“Start” space. If you don’t succeed, stay where you are and tryagain on your next turn.

• When you reach the basket, you score a point! Add the point toyour score on the scoreboard, then return to “Start.” On your nextturn, spin the spinner and start moving down the court again.

• The first player to score 5 points is the winner!

Soccer Showdown!• On your turn, draw a ques-

tion card. You have 10 sec-onds to answer the ques-tion correctly. If you fail,try again next time. If yousucceed, spin the spinnerto see how far to moveyour ball.

Penalty! Pass Back 1: Move back 1 space, if possible.

Pass Forward 2: Move 2 spaces toward the goal.

Pass Forward 3: Move 3 spaces toward the goal.

Pass Forward 4: Move 4 spaces toward the goal.

Goal Kick: When the spinner points to “Goal Kick,” you mustanswer 3 question cards correctly within 30 seconds before youcan move. If you succeed, move your ball to the goal, add 1 pointto your score on the scoreboard, and return your ball to the “Start”space. If you don’t succeed, stay where you are and try again onyour next turn.

• When your ball reaches the goal, you score 1 point! Add the pointto your score on the scoreboard, then return your ball to the “Start”space. On your next turn, spin the spinner and start moving downthe field again.

• The first player to score 5 points is the winner!

Add some “big league” thrills to math practice with these fast-pacedgames! The set includes four different sports-themed games that pro-vide a fun framework for essential math facts drills. As students striveto make touchdowns, hit home runs, shoot baskets, and score goals,they strengthen their knowledge of multiplication and division facts!Each game is designed for up to four players, so sixteen students canplay at once. Quick-playing and easy to learn, these math games aresure to become classroom favorites!

What’s Included• 4 different write & wipe game boards with spinners• 382 multiplication & division fact question cards• 16 playing pieces (4 for each game)• 4 write & wipe markers

©2007 Lakeshore JJ763(800) 428-4414 Ages 8+www.lakeshorelearning.com Printed in China

Designed to meet these objectives:Math• Students will develop knowledge of multiplication & division facts.• Students will demonstrate competency in mental math.• Students will self-check the reasonableness of computations.

Be sure to use only dry-erase markers on the write & wipe game boards.To prevent ink from beading, prime the boards by drawing on themwith a dry-erase marker, and then erase by rubbing vigorously with adry textured cloth or paper towel. Repeat if necessary. Remember towipe away any markings left on the game boards before putting themaway. Do not allow markings to remain overnight.

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Before You BeginAttach each spinner to a game board by inserting the stem throughthe board and snapping the back into place. Show students the mate-rials and explain how the games are played. Point out that the ques-tion cards are color-coded, so it’s easy to keep them organized. (Anydeck of cards can be used with any game.) Provide write & wipemarkers and timers, if desired. Then, invite children to play the gamesand let the learning begin!

How to PlayFor all of the games:• Begin by shuffling the question cards and stacking them facedown

on one of the empty spaces on the game board. Have each playerchoose a game piece and place it on “Start.” Decide who will gofirst. Then, follow the rules for each game below.

• Adjust the time limits for answering the questions if needed.

• At the end of each turn, place your question card faceup in the otherempty space to form a discard pile. If you run out of question cardsbefore the game is over, shuffle the discard pile and keep playing!

• If desired, the games can end after a set amount of time. When thetime is up, the person with the highest score wins the game.

Football Frenzy!• On your turn, draw a ques-

tion card. You have 10 sec-onds to answer the ques-tion correctly. If you fail,try again next time. If yousucceed, spin the spinner tosee how far you shouldmove down the field.

Fumble! Lose a Turn: Stay where you are.

Penalty! Back 10 Yards: Move backwards 10 yards, if possible.

Forward 10 Yards: Move forward 10 yards toward the goal.

Forward 20 Yards: Move forward 20 yards toward the goal.

• The first player to reach the “Touchdown!” space is the winner! (Ifyou are playing for a set amount of time, players score a point foreach touchdown, and then return to the start.)

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Baseball Bout!• On your turn, draw a ques-

tion card. You have 10 sec-onds to answer the ques-tion correctly. If you fail, tryagain next time. If you suc-ceed, spin the spinner tosee how many bases youshould move.

Strike Out: Stay where you are.

Single: Move forward 1 base along the baseball diamond.

Double: Move forward 2 bases.

Triple: Move forward 3 bases.

Home Run: When the spinner points to “Home Run,” you mustanswer 3 question cards correctly within 30 seconds before you canmove. If you succeed, move your cap around the bases and returnto home plate (the “Start” space) and give yourself a tally mark. Ifyou don’t succeed, stay where you are and try again on your nextturn.

• When you get to home plate (the “Start” space), stop. Give your-self one tally mark on the scoreboard. On your next turn, spin thespinner and start again from home plate.

• The first player to score 5 runs is the winner!

Basketball Bash!• On your turn, draw a ques-

tion card. You have 10 sec-onds to answer the ques-tion correctly. If you fail, tryagain next time. If you suc-ceed, spin the spinner tosee how far to move downthe court.

Foul! Lose a Turn: Stay where you are.

Move Back 1: Move your ball backwards 1 space, if possible.

Move Forward 2: Move 2 spaces toward the basket.

Move Forward 3: Move 3 spaces toward the basket.

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Before You BeginAttach each spinner to a game board by inserting the stem throughthe board and snapping the back into place. Show students the mate-rials and explain how the games are played. Point out that the ques-tion cards are color-coded, so it’s easy to keep them organized. (Anydeck of cards can be used with any game.) Provide write & wipemarkers and timers, if desired. Then, invite children to play the gamesand let the learning begin!

How to PlayFor all of the games:• Begin by shuffling the question cards and stacking them facedown

on one of the empty spaces on the game board. Have each playerchoose a game piece and place it on “Start.” Decide who will gofirst. Then, follow the rules for each game below.

• Adjust the time limits for answering the questions if needed.

• At the end of each turn, place your question card faceup in the otherempty space to form a discard pile. If you run out of question cardsbefore the game is over, shuffle the discard pile and keep playing!

• If desired, the games can end after a set amount of time. When thetime is up, the person with the highest score wins the game.

Football Frenzy!• On your turn, draw a ques-

tion card. You have 10 sec-onds to answer the ques-tion correctly. If you fail,try again next time. If yousucceed, spin the spinner tosee how far you shouldmove down the field.

Fumble! Lose a Turn: Stay where you are.

Penalty! Back 10 Yards: Move backwards 10 yards, if possible.

Forward 10 Yards: Move forward 10 yards toward the goal.

Forward 20 Yards: Move forward 20 yards toward the goal.

• The first player to reach the “Touchdown!” space is the winner! (Ifyou are playing for a set amount of time, players score a point foreach touchdown, and then return to the start.)

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Baseball Bout!• On your turn, draw a ques-

tion card. You have 10 sec-onds to answer the ques-tion correctly. If you fail, tryagain next time. If you suc-ceed, spin the spinner tosee how many bases youshould move.

Strike Out: Stay where you are.

Single: Move forward 1 base along the baseball diamond.

Double: Move forward 2 bases.

Triple: Move forward 3 bases.

Home Run: When the spinner points to “Home Run,” you mustanswer 3 question cards correctly within 30 seconds before you canmove. If you succeed, move your cap around the bases and returnto home plate (the “Start” space) and give yourself a tally mark. Ifyou don’t succeed, stay where you are and try again on your nextturn.

• When you get to home plate (the “Start” space), stop. Give your-self one tally mark on the scoreboard. On your next turn, spin thespinner and start again from home plate.

• The first player to score 5 runs is the winner!

Basketball Bash!• On your turn, draw a ques-

tion card. You have 10 sec-onds to answer the ques-tion correctly. If you fail, tryagain next time. If you suc-ceed, spin the spinner tosee how far to move downthe court.

Foul! Lose a Turn: Stay where you are.

Move Back 1: Move your ball backwards 1 space, if possible.

Move Forward 2: Move 2 spaces toward the basket.

Move Forward 3: Move 3 spaces toward the basket.

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Move Forward 4: Move 4 spaces toward the basket.

Slam Dunk!: When the spinner points to “Slam Dunk!,” you mustanswer 3 question cards correctly within 30 seconds before you canmove. If you succeed, move your ball to the basket, add 1 point toyour score on the scoreboard, and then return your ball to the“Start” space. If you don’t succeed, stay where you are and tryagain on your next turn.

• When you reach the basket, you score a point! Add the point toyour score on the scoreboard, then return to “Start.” On your nextturn, spin the spinner and start moving down the court again.

• The first player to score 5 points is the winner!

Soccer Showdown!• On your turn, draw a ques-

tion card. You have 10 sec-onds to answer the ques-tion correctly. If you fail,try again next time. If yousucceed, spin the spinnerto see how far to moveyour ball.

Penalty! Pass Back 1: Move back 1 space, if possible.

Pass Forward 2: Move 2 spaces toward the goal.

Pass Forward 3: Move 3 spaces toward the goal.

Pass Forward 4: Move 4 spaces toward the goal.

Goal Kick: When the spinner points to “Goal Kick,” you mustanswer 3 question cards correctly within 30 seconds before youcan move. If you succeed, move your ball to the goal, add 1 pointto your score on the scoreboard, and return your ball to the “Start”space. If you don’t succeed, stay where you are and try again onyour next turn.

• When your ball reaches the goal, you score 1 point! Add the pointto your score on the scoreboard, then return your ball to the “Start”space. On your next turn, spin the spinner and start moving downthe field again.

• The first player to score 5 points is the winner!

Add some “big league” thrills to math practice with these fast-pacedgames! The set includes four different sports-themed games that pro-vide a fun framework for essential math facts drills. As students striveto make touchdowns, hit home runs, shoot baskets, and score goals,they strengthen their knowledge of multiplication and division facts!Each game is designed for up to four players, so sixteen students canplay at once. Quick-playing and easy to learn, these math games aresure to become classroom favorites!

What’s Included• 4 different write & wipe game boards with spinners• 382 multiplication & division fact question cards• 16 playing pieces (4 for each game)• 4 write & wipe markers

©2007 Lakeshore JJ763(800) 428-4414 Ages 8+www.lakeshorelearning.com Printed in China

Designed to meet these objectives:Math• Students will develop knowledge of multiplication & division facts.• Students will demonstrate competency in mental math.• Students will self-check the reasonableness of computations.

Be sure to use only dry-erase markers on the write & wipe game boards.To prevent ink from beading, prime the boards by drawing on themwith a dry-erase marker, and then erase by rubbing vigorously with adry textured cloth or paper towel. Repeat if necessary. Remember towipe away any markings left on the game boards before putting themaway. Do not allow markings to remain overnight.

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