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There are so many different ways to use dominoes in math. Here are a few of my favorite ones. Domino Keepers Addition a game for 2 players (or two teams) All of the dominoes are placed in the centre face down. Both players pick up a domino at the same time. Each player tells the sum of the dots on their domino, e.g. 2+4=6, 5+3=8. The player with the highest answer keeps both dominoes. If both players have the same answer, each keeps a domino. The winner is the player or team with the most dominoes when all dominoes have been picked up. Domino Keepers Multiplication a game for 2 players (or two teams) Play this game as above but instead of adding the two numbers on the domino, multiply them. These games tick all of the boxes - the kids love them, they are simple to play and all you need is a set of dominoes!               

 To celebrate St. Patrick's Day I have created some St. Patrick's Day Math Games FREEBIES to give the kids some fun, green math especially for the day!   There are 2 print and play games and also 2 board games and a St. Patrick's Day math puzzle.      There are photos of these games below -     In this St. Patrick's Day addition game, players search for pairs or trios that add to 17.     In this game players try to be the first to make a line of four. They roll 2 dice then take this total from 17. Of course, green pencils are perfect for playing these games. :)   Download now at St. Patrick's Day NO PREP Math Games FREEBIE       I also have 2 Printable St. Patrick's Day Math Board Games and a St. Patrick's Day math puzzle sheet in the St. Patrick's Day Math Printable Freebies.    Download now from St. Patrick's Day Math Printables FREEBIES     Want More St. Patrick's Day Math?   Make sure yo...