Addition with regrouping of units, tens to hundreds – 3rd Grade Math Game

Basic addition math facts are taken to the next level when students begin to use regrouping at the end of 2^nd grade and beginning of 3^rd grade. Students use the skills of place value and moving from the units place to the tens place and from the tens place to the hundreds place when regrouping in order to add with larger numbers. In this game, students are given several standard algorithm problems to solve, each one with a 2-minute time limit. Students are able to use scratch paper in order to find the correct answer. Each problem has 2 or 3-digit numbers and 3 of those numbers to add together. Out of four multiple choices, there are at least two choices that are close to the correct one. There are also real world math word problems to involve more critical thinking skills. After each problem, if the student answers the problems correctly, the colorful monkey on the following screen will dig up a banana or a coconut. If the answer is incorrect, the monkey digs up a shoe. The object of the game is to get as many stars as possible by earning points. This game is great practice for learning center rotations or to practice addition at home. Read Less