Use this engaging maths game to practise rounding numbers through 500 000 with your students.
Looking for Rounding Games?
We all know that students have so much fun when integrating games into the classroom. Regardless if they are learning how to add, multiply or even work with fractions, adding a competitive element makes learning much more fun!
Teach Starter has created an engaging maths game to practise rounding whole numbers to the nearest hundred thousands place. With this download, you will receive 32 playing cards, each with an answer and a question that connects to another player’s card.
How to Use Our I Have, Who Has Maths Game
To use this game in your classroom, print out the cards on thick card and cut them out along the dotted line. Store them in a resealable bag to be used again and again, year after year.
Use as a whole-class activity by giving each student a card and asking them to stand. The student with the card, ‘I have 10. Who has…’ will start the game. They read their card out loud to the class. The student who has the answer will read their card out loud and sit down. The game continues until play comes back to the student who started the game with 10.
Use as a maths center activity by having students connect the matching cards, end to end, as you would with dominoes. When the student or pair of students has completed the activity, the top and bottom cards should connect.
How to Get Your Rounding Game
Are you ready to get your hands on this fun whole-class game? Head on over to the green download button and choose from the quick-print PDF document or the editable Google Slides file. If you select the Google Slides option, you will first be prompted to make a copy of the resource before accessing it.
This resource was created by Talia Buonopane, a Teach Starter Collaborator.
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We found a mistake in this resource. The card that reads I have 510 who has 30500 rounded to the nearest ten thousand? ... The answer should be 31 000 but there is no 31 000 in the resource? If you could please just check this as it's a fabulous resource
Hi Diana, Thank you for leaving a comment. I have jumped in and changed the resource as I see how it may be confusing. It was asking to be rounded to the nearest ten thousand which would be 30 000 but I think rounding to the nearest thousand from a number ending in 500 is a skill that needs to be addressed. I have changed the 'who has' to '30 500 rounded to the nearest thousand' and the 'I have' to 31 000. The resource is ready for you to download again!