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30 Games maths bingo for whiteboards (powerpoint)

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This product is a powerpoint presentation containing 30 games of maths bingo suitable for middle school but also useful for other grades. Solve clues to cross off numbers. Always popular with students and a great resource to have at your fingertips.

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Created by joanneh1975

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Each game has a starter page with a choice of numbers to be added to grids by pupils to make their cards followed by bingo calls in the form of clues requiring pupils to carry out maths to find out if they have the answer in their grid. Play games an unlimited number of time by shuffling the clues into a different order. The first page contains a complete list of the games which is hyperlinked to take you straight to the one of your choice to save you having to search through the presentation which is 462 slides long.

Below is a complete list of the games available.

Addition of whole numbers under 20

Addition of whole numbers up to 40

Subtraction of whole numbers under 20

Subtraction of whole numbers under 40

Multiplication by 2, 3 + 4

Multiplication by 5 + 10

Multiplication by 6 + 7

Multiplying by 8 + 9

Division by 2

Division by 3

Division by 4

Division by 5

Division by 10

Place value

Ordering decimals

Fractions and decimals

Equivalent fractions

Improper fractions

Comparing fractions

Fractions of quantities

Number patterns

Multiplying by 10, 100 and 1000

Dividing by 10, 100 and 1000

Rounding numbers

Percentages and decimals

Percentage of a number

24 hr clock

Intervals of time

Mass

Capacity