The Domino Addition Game

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Summary: Learn how to play and teach the domino addition game for using dominoes to practice number recognition and addition with expert teaching tips in this free online kids math games video clip.

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Courtney Hester Courtney Hester has a degree in elementary education. She has many skills and talents, including making various crafts. She has made many different types of c... read more

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The Domino Addition Game

My name is Courtney on behalf of Expert Village and in this clip I'm going to show you a fun way for your kids to practice matching numbers and also addition. For younger kids, being able to recognize numbers and match numbers is very important, it's the basics of math. So, dominoes is a great way to practice that. You can take a set of dominoes and divide them among how many people are going to be playing, I'll divide these into two, two groups. I'll put one down first and then the other person playing, the child playing will see if they have a domino that matches that. Then they would put down this one and again I would see if I have one to match and so on. To add the component of addition if your children are a little bit older and ready to add you could have them add the dots on the domino that they've put down and make those their points. So for example, it's my turn and I put down this one, I could add up twelve and ten to get twenty-two and those would be my points for this turn. Then the other person would go, and they are going to get five points for that turn, and so on until you're out of dominoes.