Description
Digital Toothy® Math Games are a fun activity to practice and review math concepts using a smart board or student device. These digital math task cards are self-correcting and self-paced. They provide a fun incentive to stay focused on the math problems with animated teeth flying into Toothy’s mouth for every correct answer.
Devices that are compatible with this digital resource are Smart boards, iPads™, Chromebooks™, laptops, and desktop computers. No accounts or logins are required for students to play.
There are 39 different math sets included in this bundle. Each math concept includes 24-26 different problems. Digital Toothy® Task Cards are a great option for your students to use as whole group practice and review, centers, early finishers, morning work, or even online learning!
SKILLS INCLUDED:
- Addition & Subtraction to 10
- Addition to 10
- Base Ten Blocks
- Classifying & Sorting
- Comparing Numbers
- Comparing Objects
- Counting by Tens
- Counting Forward & Backward
- Counting to 10
- Counting to 20
- Counting to 100
- Describe Shapes
- Dice Addition
- Dice Subtraction
- Equal Equations
- Fact Families
- Flat or Solid Shapes
- Make a Ten
- Measurable Attributes
- Measurement
- Missing Addends
- Money (US, Canadian, & Australian)
- Number Words
- Patterns
- Shape Names (2D & 3D)
- Shape Positions
- Story Problems
- Subitizing
- Subtraction to 10
- Tally Marks to 20
- Tally Marks to 100
- Telling Time
- Ten Frames
- What Comes Before & After
- What Comes Between
- Working with Teen Numbers
How does the game work?
Students solve a problem on a digital task card. They choose the answer from three choices by tapping on the answer. If the answer is correct, a tooth gets placed automatically in Toothy’s mouth. If the answer is not correct, the game prompts them to go back to the problem to solve again. There are 24-26 problems within each skill-based game.
What kind of devices are compatible with Digital Toothy®?
Digital Toothy® works great with Smart boards, iPads™, laptops, desktops, and Chromebooks™. This file has two digital versions – PowerPoint™ and Google Slides™.
Can I check their answers?
We recommend using the recording sheets that are provided if you want to grade this activity.
Can more than one student play at the same time?
Yes! One license will provide your entire class to play these games at the same time if they are using separate devices. You can also project the game on your smart board and play as a whole class.
What do I do about some of my students who struggle with reading the directions?
We have provided an audio recording for many of the sets. This will work on both digital versions of these Toothy® Task Cards.
If you’d prefer to use the printable version of these task cards, we have them for a wide range of grade levels and concepts.
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Tiffany C. –
My students love our “Toothy” days and they even ask for it at independent work time. I love that this is digital now and easy for my kinders to access on their iPads. Thanks!
Juli Kilhoffer –
Great digital resource!!
Mrs Taylor’s Tales –
My students LOVE toothy and I love all of the different skills this includes! Thank you!
Dianne L. –
Such a fun resource for students to use. My kids love toothy and having it digital is a fun way they ask to play the games and do not even realize they are learning. They get so excited when they add a tooth. I have used it many weeks as a fun weekly activity. Also great for early finishers.
Mysty H. –
My students love these.
megan V. –
I love Toothy, but in this case my kids have reported multiple mistakes on slides. I haven’t written them all down, but it’s frustrating to have kids practicing wrong things and since I teach 100% digital it is hard for me to explain away why the game doesn’t work properly. I checked today the dice subtraction and sure enough the first slide is wrong. My kids who are working by themselves from home can’t get past this and just give up.
Angie –
Hi Megan.
I apologize about the error on the dice subtraction game. It has been corrected! You can make a new copy of the Slides from the PDF in your download to get an updated version. If you do happen to run into any other errors, please email me customerservice@luckylittlelearners.com so we can get them corrected right away.
Angie Olson
Lucky Little Learners
Literacy with Mrs Ashby –
My students love this!
Kylee G. –
So much fun for distance students!!