Are you looking for a fun math station activity for
task board time? Need an engaging way to help your kids review for an exam?
Look no further; Treasure Island is the answer. It’s a board game that I made a
couple of weeks ago to help my kids practice and review dividing decimals
before their big test, but could easily be adapted for any subject. I drew the
game board on a large piece of cardstock and printed out some pirate clipart
from the internet to decorate it. Then, I created a table with leveled question
cards in MS Word, printed them on different colored paper, and laminated them.
I printed one extra sheet so the kids playing the game during task board time
could show their work and sign the questions that they completed. I put the laminated
question cards, player pieces, and dice in a small plastic baggie with game
instructions in the math activity bin so it’s easy for the kids to just grab it
and get to work. I will be adding different question cards before each big math
test just to mix it up, but they really seemed to like it. Here are a couple of
pictures of the board and the MS Word document that I created for the question cards.
Enjoy!
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