| Teachers often have a hard time with kids to really sit | | | | are played online on a computer or through a form of |
| down and study their Math lessons. Either they do not | | | | computer network via the internet or on a local |
| really pay attention to the lessons or Math class | | | | network. Some of these online games can be played |
| always becomes the time when they feel too sleepy. | | | | by multiple players or a community of players in a |
| Kids when presented with fun activities like classroom | | | | locality or worldwide. |
| math games will enjoy the complex tasks rather than | | | | 4. Competitive Math games can be any form of game |
| lose interest in the lessons because they are | | | | with players competing against each other to win. |
| entertained at the same time that they are learning | | | | Competition is on friendly, respectful and fair play. |
| new concepts. | | | | 5. Interactive Math games are computer games that |
| Classroom Math games, aside from making the work | | | | can be played alone or with other players or by pitting |
| easier for a teacher, will motivate kids and it will also | | | | yourself against a computer. These games can be |
| allow students with varied skills level to participate and | | | | timed or the player can pace himself in order to finish |
| interact with each other. Math games come in many | | | | the game. Interactive games such as Solitaire, Memory |
| forms, such as: | | | | and Dominoes. |
| 1. Board games are called such because they are | | | | 6. Video games are any electronic games played on |
| usually played using a board or a marked surface | | | | any type of display device such as the computer, |
| wherein pieces or counters are placed and moved | | | | game consoles and even the TV set. Most of these |
| across the board to play the game. There are | | | | games also make use of input devices like the |
| multi-player and two-player board games. Examples of | | | | keyboard, joystick or a mouse. |
| the most popular board games are Monopoly, Chess, | | | | Classroom games are truly a great tool for kids in |
| Snakes and Ladders and Chinese Checkers. | | | | learning Math. Kids enjoy learning more when they are |
| 2. Card games are called such because it makes use | | | | having fun and it is often said that they also absorb the |
| of standard playing cards or a special pack of card as | | | | concepts much better when they are having fun doing |
| its primary playing tool. There are commercial card | | | | it. Playing these games is a challenging and excellent |
| games, solitaire or single player games and the group | | | | way for kids to practice their Math concepts while |
| of newly invented games. Some of the more famous | | | | having fun inside the classroom. Imagine having these |
| card games are Solitaire, Gin Rummy, Red Dog and | | | | kids beg to practice Math rather than not paying |
| Black Jack. | | | | attention to it! |
| 3. Online Math games are called such because they | | | | |