What You Will Need
Water Bottles
Glow in the Dark Sticks
A Ball
Math Sheets
Flashlight
For our game we used six empty water bottles. We started off with water still in the bottles; however our ball was not hard enough to knock over the "pins". You can use as many bottles as your family can knock over. The girls had to record the number of pins they knocked over with each roll on their math sheet to create a number sentence. Writing their score added to their excitement of playing the game.
For our game we used six empty water bottles. We started off with water still in the bottles; however our ball was not hard enough to knock over the "pins". You can use as many bottles as your family can knock over. The girls had to record the number of pins they knocked over with each roll on their math sheet to create a number sentence. Writing their score added to their excitement of playing the game.
For
our daughter entering kindergarten I used simple addition sentence
facts. For our daughter entering 2nd grade we reviewed common core 1st
grade math by making a "tens" and "ones" block. For example: If the
child knocks over 3 pins, then they write 30 in the tens section. On the
next roll if they knock over 4 pins, then they write 4 in the ones
section, 30+4= 34. Plus, I added three multiple addition number sentences.