Elementary students will gain a better understanding of the addition property using this Thanksgiving Day activity.

This is a fun video that could be used as part of a lesson, for bell work, or as part of a review of addition for younger students.

This tool is great for teaching young children how to count, add, subtract, and multiply using images on a grid that can go to 144 squares.  There are many variables that teachers can change to make it more entertaining.  Once finished, a teacher can create an image that can then be placed in a presentation, worksheet or on a website.

This is a simple number line make that allows teachers to generate custom number lines  Below are som

Students compete against each other or a computer to see who can win a subtraction tug of war contest.  The quicker the students answer the subtraction problems the harder the tug boat pulls on the rope.

This is a multi-player tug of war addition game.  Players can compete to see who can answer the addition questions quickest and most accurately.

This can be a multiplayer, where students compete against each other or a computer in answering subtraction questions.  The faster they answer the faster their jet ski moves.

This math video has Kermit the Frog teaching kids how to subtract with a little humor.

Students use solutions to subtraction problems in order to speed their duck around the track.  The faster they answer the faster their duck goes.

Play a multiplayer game where cats have to pick two numbers that equal the target number.  This is a timed game that can either be played with other players or the computer.  This game will work on addition fluency.