Card games are great to play at home while teaching your kindergarten, first-grade and second-grade students all sorts of fun math skills. See how to play two of my favorite math games, “I Spy…” and “Wild Jacks” in this video 🙂
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Two great games. I love the options for differentiation. Thank you so much!
I may have just missed this, but what is the Jack, Queen & King worth in the “i spy” game?
I am excited because I just purchased a deck of large playing cards, and I so look forward to presenting this mathematical game and my cards are large. The instructions are simple and the game is fun and engaging this would help social skills and helping each other I can imagine the laughter and the children requesting this game a lot.
Thank you so much for these fun games.
I almost turned this off because your intro is so long.