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Homemade addition game. Use a small or large pizza box as the container. Cut empty toilet paper rolls to various sizes as the number cylinders. Decorate the box and tubes and tape or glue into place. Write whatever number values you want your student or child to practice adding or multiplying on each tube. Use a ping pong ball or bounce ball. To play: place the ball in the box lid and tilt the lid in different directions to guide the ball into the tubes. Add up the points during 1 minute. Reuse Recycle, Recycling, Number Value, Munising, Addition Games, Ping Pong Balls, Multiplying, Toilet Paper Roll

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Homemade addition game. Use a small or large pizza box as the container. Cut empty toilet paper rolls to various sizes as the number cylinders. Decorate the box and tubes and tape or glue into place. Write whatever number values you want your student or child to practice adding or multiplying on each tube. Use a ping pong ball or bounce ball. To play: place the ball in the box lid and tilt the lid in different directions to guide the ball into the tubes. Add up the points during 1…

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Homemade addition game. Use a small or large pizza box as the container. Cut empty toilet paper rolls to various sizes as the number cylinders. Decorate the box and tubes and tape or glue into place. Write whatever number values you want your student or child to practice adding or multiplying on each tube. Use a ping pong ball or bounce ball. To play: place the ball in the box lid and tilt the lid in different directions to guide the ball into the tubes. Add up the points during 1 minute.

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Homemade addition game. Use a small or large pizza box as the container. Cut empty toilet paper rolls to various sizes as the number cylinders. Decorate the box and tubes and tape or glue into place. Write whatever number values you want your student or child to practice adding or multiplying on each tube. Use a ping pong ball or bounce ball. To play: place the ball in the box lid and tilt the lid in different directions to guide the ball into the tubes. Add up the points during 1 minute.

Find this Pin and more on K-8 classroom by Natalie Haupt.

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