10 Times Table Around the World Cards
Play really does help children learn ... and this game is designed to help children learn their 10 times table. Ideas on how to play can be found here.
&npsp;
These educational card games are lots of fun, and are infinitely adaptable to suit any activities which you would like to reinforce with your children. Just print and play! Choose one of our pre-made games, or print out our "blank" cards and make your own.
Cut out the cards and give one to each child in the class (you may need to double up a little). Identify the starting card by announcing what it says.
Whoever has the starting card reads it out: "I have xxx. Who has xxxx?" Each child looks at his/her card to see if it follows on, and if it does they reply with their "I have" sentence, then ask their "Who has?" sentence. Follow around the class as quickly as you can.
The game is wonderful for concentration! As the children get better at it, you can introduce a stopwatch to see if you can beat your previous record.
Deal the cards out so that you all have roughly the same number. You can fan the cards in your hand, or simply lay them out in front of you as there is no benefit to keeping them secret.
Again, whoever has the starting card reads it out and players must follow on in sequence. You can turn the cards over as they are played, and introduce a competitive element by saying that the first child to turn all their cards over is the winner (but bear in mind if you do this that you will never get to the end of the sequence!) Or you can play all the cards and race with a stopwatch to see if you can beat your previous time.
Simple lay all the cards face up in front of you, perhaps in a large fan shape. Find the first card and read the sentences. Work out what the next card will be, look for it and take it from the layout, then read that one. Continue until you have made it through the whole set. You could time yourself and try to get faster.
Play really does help children learn ... and this game is designed to help children learn their 10 times table. Ideas on how to play can be found here.
Our Around the World times table card games are perfect for when you need a quick filler activity. This one covers the 11 times table. Playing instructions can be found here.
One of the hardest times tables to master, the 12 times table can be "drilled" with the help of our Around the World 12 times table card game, which will help children master these tricky sums. Ideas on how to play can be found here.
This is the first our Around the World card games to help children learn their times tables. This one covers the 2 times table. Ideas for how to play can be found here.
Our 3 times table Around the World game is great to support and consolidate in small groups, but also we have varitions for whole class or individual work.
Learning through play is the best way to learn and this card game adds fun to learning the 4 times table. Instructions on how to play our Around the World card games are here.
Either for introducing a new times table or for practice and reinforcement, our 5 times table Around the World cards make learning tables fun. Ideas on how to play can be found here.
Whether as a class, as a small group or as an individual, children will have fun learning their 6 times table by playing our Around the World card games. Instructions are here.
The 7 times table is the one I found hardest to master - but children will have fun learning it with our Around the World games! Find out how to play here.
Have fun learning the 8 times table with these Around the World cards! Ideas and variations for playing the game can be found here.
There is a strong collaborative element to the group versions of our Around the World games. Playing instructions can be found here. This version helps children practise their 9 times table.
Print this fun card game and learn the order of Kings and Queens in Britain, which you can play in the classroom or with a smaller group. Add some excitement by seeing how fast you can go! You will need our Around the World Card Games Instructions.
Around the World card games are a great way to "drill" a subject, and you can vary the pace to suit how well your children know the facts. This set of Around the World Cards is for ordinal numbers.
Learn the Presidents of the USA in order with our fun Around the World cards. Ideas on how to play can be found here.