Play this ‘Under the Sea’ input output game to engage your students as they learn about algebraic patterns.
‘Dive In’ to This Input Output Game!
Make maths fun and engaging with our ‘Under the Sea’ themed input output game! Designed to help students practise input/output tables in an exciting and interactive way, this resource offers a variety of challenges, including determining rules, filling in missing values and analysing errors. It’s the perfect way to get students excited about maths while sharpening their problem-solving abilities. With clear instructions and everything you need for a smooth game experience, this resource is a great addition to your classroom.
This input output game includes:
- Game board
- Game pieces
- Number cube template
- 36 question cards
- Recording sheet
- Answer key
Enhance your students’ maths skills with our hands-on input output game today!
Our Input Output Activities Are Easy To Play
It’s easy to prepare and play our input output activities, and this one is no different! Here are instructions to get your students going:
Preparation:
- Download and print the resource in the format of your choice. We recommend printing the game board and cards on cardboard and laminating for longevity.
- Cut apart the question cards and shuffle them, placing the stack on the ‘Draw Pile’ section on the game board.
- Give each student a game piece and a recording sheet if you would like them to record their answers.
- Provide each group with a number cube and an answer key.
Directions:
- Place the game tokens at ‘Start.’ Player 1 rolls the number cube and moves forward the same number of spaces.
- The player follows the directions on the space.
- If the player lands on a picture, they will choose a card and answer the question. A correct answer allows them to stay on the space, while an incorrect answer will send them back to their previous space.
- Players take turns. The player who gets to the ‘Finish’ space first, wins!
Downloading Input Output Games
To grab your copy of this and other input output games, simply locate the drop-down arrow on the download button. Click it to choose between the PDF and Google Slides formats of this resource.
This resource was created by Kendall Britnell, a teacher and a Teach Starter collaborator.
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