Math Fact Dominoes

Math Fact Game for ages 4 to 8.

My oldest LOVES math fact challenges so I was excited to put together a set of fun popsicle stick math fact dominoes he could use to practice +2s.

Working on subtraction, multiplication or division instead? No problem! Just swap out the math facts and answers. So easy.

Plus this DIY game is the perfect accompaniment to our popular Editable Math Fact Game Pack!

Getting Ready

I grabbed our jumbo-sized popsicle sticks, a pack of colorful dot stickers and a black Sharpie. I wrote +2 addition facts on yellow dots and the answers on pink dots.

{You could really practice anything – doubles facts, minus 4, times 8…. anything!}

Then I stuck one yellow math fact on the left side of each popsicle stick and attached a pink sum to the right side of a different popsicle stick.

Volia our fun math game was ready!

Mixing up the problems and solutions is what makes the domino game work so be sure to put them on different sticks.

Math Fact Dominoes

My son randomly picked one of the dominoes from the pile and read the yellow dot. “1+2,” he said. “That equals 3!”

He searched through the pile of sticks until he found the pink 3.

Then he slid it next to the math fact.

Stick by stick, he solved each math fact and moved the matching answer in place.

It was a fun hands-on way for him to practice his math facts and a game I am sure we will use again and again.

15 EDITABLE Math Fact Games

For more fun, check out our 15 EDITABLE Math Fact Games from our store or on Teachers Pay Teachers.

You will love using the easy prep, motivating activities for math centers, early finish challenges and math intervention work and they are ALL editable!

Pretty awesome right?!

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Malia Hollowell

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Malia is a National Board Certified teacher who inspires educators with playful approaches to early childhood education. She earned her Master’s from Stanford University and has taught in Pre-Kindergarten through 2nd grade. Malia shares her motivating learning activities on her two popular teaching blogs Playdough to Plato and The STEM Laboratory.

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