How do I play “Math Words” with my class?
Tap Play with your class at the top of this page. With a free teacher account the list opens straight into a game room; you put the code on the board and the class joins.
16 English words for Grade 3, starting with add, equal, sum, shape. Put them on the big screen as a live class game, or practise solo right here. Every word is on this page, no sign-up needed to read it.
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Hidden on this board: equal, shape, digit, even, add
add
To put numbers together to find how many there are in all
equal
Exactly the same in amount or size
sum
The answer you get when you add numbers
shape
The outline or form of something, like a circle or a square
circle
A perfectly round flat figure with no corners
subtract
To take one number away from another
multiply
To find the total of equal groups quickly, like 3 groups of 4 making 12
divide
To split an amount into equal groups
triangle
A flat figure with three straight sides and three corners
measure
To find the size, length or amount of something
pattern
Shapes, numbers or colors that repeat in a regular way
even
A number that can be split into two equal groups, like 2, 4 or 6
difference
The answer you get when you take one number away from another
fraction
A number that names part of a whole, like one half or three quarters
estimate
A smart guess about an amount, made without counting exactly
digit
Any one of the ten symbols 0 to 9 used to write numbers
Tap Play with your class. The list is saved to your teacher library and a game room opens.
Put the six-character code on the board. Students join from any browser, with no accounts and no app.
Everyone races to find and spell the list words. Play again, or change the words in your library first.
big · small · happy · sad · good
village · city · map · market · neighbor
happy · sad · angry · scared · excited
apple · book · cat · dog · house
plate · cup · spoon · fork · knife
breakfast · lunch · dinner · juice · soup
Tap Play with your class at the top of this page. With a free teacher account the list opens straight into a game room; you put the code on the board and the class joins.
No. Students type the room code and a nickname in any browser. There is nothing to install and no email to collect.
Yes. Once you start a game the list is saved to your teacher library, where you can add, remove or rewrite words before the next round.