Play our doubles subtraction board game to give your students practice using doubles to solve subtraction problems.
‘Pick’ Our Apple-Themed Doubles Subtraction Board Game!
Make subtraction practise a bushel of fun with our doubles subtraction game, a printable apple-themed board game that helps students master subtraction facts using doubles! Designed with young learners in mind, this engaging resource turns maths time into game time as players roll, move and solve subtraction problems like 10 – 5 and 8 – 4.
With every turn, students reinforce their understanding of doubles subtraction in a playful, low-prep format that’s perfect for maths stations, guided groups or at-home learning. The charming apple orchard theme adds a seasonal twist, making this game a delightful addition to your maths toolkit.
Included in this doubles subtraction resource:
- Apple-themed game board
- Game pieces
- Printable number cube
- Game cards featuring doubles subtraction facts
- Game instructions
- Answer key
Using Our Doubles Facts Subtraction Game
This doubles facts subtraction game is easy to prepare and play. Here’s how!
Prepare
- Download the resource in the format of your choice.
- Print the game board, cards, answer key, game pieces and number cube. We recommend printing on cardstock for durability and longevity.
- Cut apart the cards and game pieces, and assemble the number cube.
Play
- Students place game tokens at ‘Start’ and the cards on the ‘Draw Pile’ space. Player 1 rolls the number cube and moves forward the same number of spaces.
- The player follows the directions on the space.
- If the player lands on a picture, they will choose a card and solve the equation. A correct answer allows them to stay on the space, while an incorrect answer will send them back to their previous space.
- Players take turns. The player who gets to the ‘Finish’ space first, wins!
Download This Subtraction Using Doubles Game
Our subtraction using doubles game has been created in both Google Slides and PDF formats for your convenience. To download, simply click the drop-down arrow on the download button and choose the format you prefer.
This resource was created by Lindsey Phillips, a teacher and a Teach Starter collaborator.
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