FREE Bump Addition Games for All Year! K-3

I love it when students are engaged, learning, AND having fun! Bump games are a great way for students to practice math facts. They work well in math centers, for early finishers, as small group practice, or as a take home activity. Here are a few that I have gathered in one spot for your convenience. Download a few and have bump games available for your students throughout the year! 

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Back to School

Welcome Back Bump from Sunny Days

     This set includes addition, multiplication, AND blank versions! 

Back to School Bump from Differentiation Station Creations

     This set includes a printable page with the game. 

Fall

Apple Bump from A Sunny Day in First Grade

     What a great addition to a fall unit on apples! 

Halloween Bump from Games 4 Learning

     Two game boards are included in this set: addition and subtraction. 

Boo Bump from Teacher Tam

     This set includes games for addition, subtraction, and multiplication.

Grandma Thanksgiving Roll and Cover from Mary Lirette

     I use one of the games from this set as a bump game, too. It's fun to put a copy of the "I Know an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Pie" book (Alison Jackson) in a bag with this game and send it home. Students love it! 

Fall Addition Bump from Covered in Glitter and Glue

    Here's another fun, fall-themed version of bump! 

Winter

100th Day Bump from Susan Montague

     Here's another fun activity to add to your 100th Day celebration! 

Groundhog Bump from Kathy Law

     A cute resource for Groundhog Day is always a plus! 

Valentine Bump from Easy Peasy Primary Resources

     Your students are sure to "love" this version! 

You Stole My Heart Game from Hilary Lewis

     There are addition and multiplication games in this set. 

Polar Pals Bump Games from Sandy's Learning Reef

     This set has games for addition, subtraction, and multiplication. Isn't this one cute?! 

Winter Sports Bump from Sweet Integrations

     This set includes a blank board, too!

Gingerbread Bump by Teacher Tam

     Here's another one of my bump games. It has boards for adding 2 numbers and 3 numbers. There are also boards in Spanish! 

Snowman Bump from Kathy Law

     This game covers addition doubles facts.

Reindeer Bump It from Teaching Resources from the Classroom

     How cute are these little guys?!

Christmas Bump from Primary Packrat

     This set would be great to use at home over the break! 

Holly Jolly Bump from Carla Hoff

     This set has several bump games. It includes both full color and blackline versions.

Spring

Bump in the Garden from Miss Galvin Learns

    Let's hop to some addition practice with this eye-catching game!

St. Patrick's Day Game Set (including bump) from Sweet Integrations

  This set includes a game of bump, a board game, and a roll and cover game.

Easter Bump from Sheree Peterson

     This set includes 4 different version of bump. 

Springtime Bump from Tracy Smith

     Bump games like this one work well as math centers, for early finishers, as a home activity, or for small group practice. 

Butterfly Bump from Linda's Learning Loot

     This would make a fun addition to a science unit on butterflies! 

Fiesta Fun Bump for Cinco de Mayo from Alicia Coletti

     I love finding colorful resources like this one! What a fun way to celebrate!

Summer

Summer Bump Game from Teaching Trove

     Things that remind me of the beach are my favorite! This game is sure to be a favorite with your student(s), too! 

Lemonade Bump from Kim Mueller EdD

     My own kids LOVE lemonade, so I just had to include this version! 

Summer Math and Literacy Freebie--and a Bump Game--from Teacher Tam

     This set includes an ice cream themed bump game! 

Great for any time of the year!

Bubblegum Bump from Mrs. Nelson is Missing

     Here's some colorful addition practice for your students! 

Super Bump from Paiges of Learning

   Your students will think this version of bump is just "super!"

Bow Wow Bump from That's So Second Grade

     For the first game, students will add 2 numbers and subtract the sum from 20. The second game is multiplication bump. 

Ninja Bump from Sunny Days

     I had to include this in honor of my youngest son--the ninja! 

Space Bump from Kindergarten Couture

    This game is perfect to include in a unit about space! 

Birthday Bump from Kathy Law

     Here's another bump game for doubles facts.

I hope you found a few practice games that your students will love!

Happy teaching!

Sight Word Practice FREEBIE!

Here's a very useful SIGHT WORD FREEBIE from Jessica at Deep in the Heart of Teaching. This 11-page set has students write, spell, and trace the following words: go, my, the, see, can, we, to, is, up, am, & at. 

My preschooler is just beginning to work on sight words, so he completed some of the pages yesterday. Each page provided just enough practice to reinforce the sight word. 

TEACHING TIP

Jessica says to use "letters that are the shape of the letter instead of letter tiles for beginning learners/readers. This ensures that the tactile learner can feel the shape of the letter as well as see it." I know working with the letters (a set WITHOUT magnets from Dollar Tree) was my son's favorite part! 

Just click on the picture below to download a set for your student(s)! 

Happy teaching!

Sight Word Game FREEBIE!

Here's a FREE sight word game from Stacy at Teacher's Take Out! It covers Fry's first 100 words.

My son is learning to read CVC words, so I thought we'd start working on some beginning sight words. As you can see, I tried to pick several that he can "sound out" (at, in, it) and a few more easy ones (I, a, to, the). The pile in the picture has several words, but we focused on about 8-10 today. 

My preschooler really enjoyed playing this game! We often use SquinkiesTM  as game pieces--which he loves! Plus, I colored the spaces to make the path easier for him to see. We'll be using the game a lot this summer! 

Teaching Tip

Stacy says that this game is "great for centers, small group, or for 2-player games." You can even use the cards to play different games. You could make 2 copies of the words for a matching game. I plan to put 5-8 on the table and ask my son to find certain words. Since recognition is easier than recall, I think this version of the game will help him to notice differences in the words AND increase his confidence in reading. Personally, I LOVE to send games like this home in ZiplocTM bags for some fun reading practice with family members.

Just click on the picture below to grab a copy for your student(s)! 

 Happy teaching!