Review games

Math Baseball

Teams "bat" by answering questions: easy for a single, harder for a double, hardest for a home run. Runners move around bases drawn on the board.

  • πŸŽ“ Grades 3–12
  • ⏱ 20–40 min
  • πŸ‘₯ Two teams
  • πŸ“¦ Some prep
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How to play Math Baseball

  1. Draw a baseball diamond on the board and sort questions into single, double, triple and home run levels.
  2. A batter from Team A chooses a level and answers the question.
  3. A correct answer moves the batter (a magnet or drawing) that many bases, pushing other runners ahead.
  4. A wrong answer is an out. Three outs and the other team bats.
  5. Each runner who reaches home scores a run.

Variations

  • Works for any subject; label it Review Baseball.

πŸ’‘ Teacher tips

  • Let every student bat in order so the strongest students don't take every turn.

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