Free Minecraft Math Addition & Subtraction Practice Pack
Today I’m going to share this Minecraft themed addition and subtraction packet that I made for my daughter. It’s free to download!
It’s the beginning of the year, so ED definitely needs some review of some of the basic addition and subtraction facts. Combine math facts with her beloved Minecraft characters and she’ll beg to “play” more!!
Although they are not presented in this order in the packet, we first used the cards first (pages 6-7) to play a board game. We printed these out on card stock and used them with the Minecraft Game Board that I made last year. You can also just make your own gameboard. This is a math gameboard we’ve used for years: First Grade Math: Games for Math Practice
So back to ED’s math review. After a couple of days of game practice, I had her do the practice page (page 2). Then we went on to use the cards on pages 7-8 to play the game for a couple of days before then pulling out page 3. (Here’s a quick view of pages 2 and 3.)
She has done a lot of pages like 4 and 5 (even during the summer), so she used those during the course of the week in addition to some of the problems in her math book. You’ll find similar sheets here at the blog.
To get these sheets, just click on the link or picture collage below. Oh, and would you mind helping me spread the word about these free sheets? I’d love it if you pinned these or spread the word on Facebook or Twitter. If you’re able to do that… thank you so much!! Hope your kids enjoy these!! ~Liesl
Free Minecraft Addition and Subtraction Worksheets and Game Cards
If you have a Minecraft lover, be sure to check out all of the other Minecraft themed math pages we have here at our blog. Just search in the blog under Minecraft or check out the links below.
Note: A word about the Minecraft images in these worksheets… I wanted you all to know that I corresponded with Mojang (the company that created Minecraft) to make sure it was okay to share worksheets with these images that I drew. They said it was okay to share them free here on my blog. This is not to imply in any way that this is an endorsement from their company, but I only mention this so you know I am not violating any copyright laws by using the creeper, ocelot, and other images on these free worksheets.
You might be interested in these related posts:
Be sure to check out some of our other math materials:
Multiplication by 3s File Folder Game:
3s Multiplication Practice Pack (and review of the 2s, 5s, 10s)
Bug themed Multiplication and Skip Counting Practice
That’s about it for today! See you again soon here or over at our Homeschool Den Facebook Page!
Do you have anything for other grades?? My 10 Year old will be starting 5th grade this fall
Hi Rachel,
I’m not sure if you mean for math or for any of the subjects in general. I have a series of free Curriuculum Resource Guides I put together so people could see what we did in the different grades… this is the Guide for Grades 4-5 http://homeschoolden.com/2017/03/17/creating-your-homeschool-curriculum-grade-4-5-free-resource-guide/ and this is the (free) Resource Guide for Middle School (grades 6-8) http://homeschoolden.com/2018/04/29/how-to-homeschool-grades-6-8-curriculum-guide/ These might give you a starting point, at least. If you are referring to math practice — I have a number of free math worksheets sets. The ones that are probably most relevant are division and equivalent fraction practice worksheets which you’ll find here — http://homeschoolden.com/2017/09/03/division-practice-equivalent-fractions-worksheets/ I also have a couple of different packets on percents/decimals/etc for grades 5-6, but they are still on my computer and I never got around to sharing them. I’ll probably do that next year. The only thing I have for percents is the Valentine’s Day themed one I shared — http://homeschoolden.com/2016/02/09/valentines-day-math-percent-worksheet/ – My youngest will be in Grade 5 next year, so you might want to check in every now and then to see what we’re up to! 🙂 Let me know if you have any other questions! ~Liesl