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    #204573 10/30/14 12:02 PM
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    I'm looking for some math games that I could use with a small group of kids that are in a mix of the 6th-7th grade level. This is meant for a warm up fun activity for a math club and can't require a computer. Anyone have any ideas?
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    Sent you a pm!

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    More math games than you can shake a stick at! I think the remainder game would be fun with this age group.

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    Try 24. There is single digit, double digit, integers, etc. The card games are better but you can also play online or download an app for an apple device.


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