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Welcome to the Math in the Middle review games page! Here you will find a variety of interactive games for the middle school math classroom. Some games can be used at any time throughout the year, while many cover specific middle school math topics. You can sort through the games by topic or game type using the filter menu.
Adding & Subtracting Fractions Interactive Bingo Review Game
Looking for a fun, no-prep way to review fraction and mixed number addition and subtraction? This unique interactive Bingo game is sure to be a hit with your classes!
This interactive bingo game is a perfect review game for any math class – whether it be a face-to-face classroom or virtual learning environment!
This game includes 40 questions that require students to and or subtract fractions and/or mixed numbers. The questions range in difficulty level: some problems involve 2 fractions, others involve 2 mixed numbers, and some have a combination of the two. Some problems are also included that have students multiply or divide a fraction or mixed number by a whole number. Most questions require students to find common denominators and many answers require students to convert improper fractions to mixed numbers or simplify fractions.
The interactive caller app (which the teacher can project on a computer, interactive whiteboard, or projector screen) is a fun way for teachers to randomly select questions. You simply click on the screen while the Bingo balls are bouncing around to bring up a question. Then click the answer button to reveal the answer after giving students time to figure it out.
Students in a 1:1 classroom can use the bingo card app to play a paperless Bingo game! They just go to the website on their chromebook, iPad, computer, tablet, or phone and a random Bingo card will be generated with the answers to the questions. When the teacher brings up a question, they simply click on the space on their board that contains that answer. Once they get 5 in a row or 4 corners (depending on the version of Bingo you want to play) they win and their interactive Bingo board “glows”!