Math Grid Game
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Learn a new game to help make your teaching more engaging this week! Download the FREE printable Three In A Row: Math Grid Game.
Math games are some of my favorite things to add into our homeschool. I like to find new ways to make math learning more fun. I think I do this because I disliked math so much growing up that I want to show my kids that it can be fun and interesting. Maybe this will help them to not hate it! Â
I made a new game this week called Three in a Row- a math grid game. Â We’ve been having fun playing it over & over again this week. It helps kids learn graph coordinates.
How to Play The Three in A Row Math Grid Game
The concept for this math game is simple. There are 2 players. Each player has little markers that are different from each other. We chose to use coins, but you could use any small items.
A player rolls a pair of dice and places the marker in the intersection of the two numbers. There are 2 options of where to place the marker. If one is taken, they have to use the other spot. If both spots are already taken, they lose that turn. Â Once someone gets three pieces in a row, they win!
It is so fun & very easy to put together and play! Â I played this with 2 of my kids (ages 8 & 6) and both loved it!
Download your own free copy of Three in a Row- Math Grid Game.Â
I like to laminate these kinds of games so we can re-use them again later.Â
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Need a laminator?
We love the Scotch one! I use it all the time. It’s a teacher or homeschooler essential!


lol…I love math! 😉 I also love fun math printables!! I pinned this to my (CarlaINHouston) Free Printables!! board! Thanks for sharing it!!
Anything that makes math fun! Love this — pinned!
What a great idea! I’ve pinned this to my Math Fun board 🙂 Thanks for sharing!