Dino Stomp Multiplication Game I Includes 144 Multiplication Flash Cards And 144 Division Flash Cards | Math Games For Kids 8-12 I 2Nd, 3Rd, 4Th Grade Multiplication Games

Dino Stomp Includes: 15 Dino Feet 144 Double Sided Equation Cards 1 Spinner Turn Learning Multiplication & Division Into Dino-Mite Fun! Simply Slide The Math Flashcards Into The Dino Feet To Get Started. Dino Stomp Can Be Played Multiple Ways. A Few Ideas Below: Individual Play- Lay Out 10 Cards In A Single Line. Have Your Child Stomp From Foot To Foot Solving Each Equation As They Go. If They Miss An Equation, Solve It Together, And Make Them Start Back At The Beginning. The Goal Is To Successfully Answer All 10 Equations In A Row. To Make This More Difficult Add In Additional Dino Feet, Or Time Your Child To See How Fast They Can Complete The Challenge. Classroom Dino Relay Races- Lay Out The 2 Lines Of 7 Foam Feet Each. Have Students Split Into 2 Teams And Line Up Behind One Of The Lines. Answering Each Equation Out Loud As They Stomp, The First Team To Finish Wins. If An Individual Doesn’T Know An Answer They Can Get Help From Their Teammates! T-Rex Board Game- Lay Out The Dino Feet Into A Single Path, Alternating The Colors. Now The First Player Spins. The Player Proceeds To The Next Foot In The Path Of The Corresponding Color. If They Can Successfully Solve The Equation They Stay, If Not They Return To Their Previous Position. Play Passes To The Next Player. The First Player To Get To The End Of The Board Wins! ** House Rule- You Can Either Let The Last Spot Count As Any Color, Or You Can Require Players To Spin Until They Spin The Last Dino Foot’S Color. You Decide! Dino Collectors- Lay Out The Dino Feet Into A Grid. Now The First Player Spins. The Player Now Must Find A Dino Foot In The Corresponding Color. If They Successfully Answer The Equation, They Collect The Dino Foot. Play Then Passes To The Next Player. If A Player Spins And There Are No Feet Remaining On The Board Of The Corresponding Color, Or A Player Can’T Correctly Answer The Equation Then Play Passes To The Next Player. The Player With The Most Feet At The End Wins!