Addition

10s Go Fish game
You need: Playing cards (Q for zero, all other face cards removed) Play as you would for the standard Go Fish game, except players ask for the number that would add with a card they already hold to make ten.

Up to 20
You need: Playing cards (Q as zero, Ace as 1, Remove J, K and Joker), mini whiteboard and marker. A: Pull out 2 cards randomly. B: Add the numbers on the whiteboard. A: Check work and tick. Swap roles

**Beg or Borrow**

You will need 2 tens frames, 10 counters and a six sided dice for each student.
Each student fills a 'tens frame' to show their 10 Students A rolls a dice and takes the number of counters indicated on the dice from Student B It is important that the students are able to 'count on' from the initial number indicated on their tens frames to find the total. The game continues until a player has all 20 counters set out on their two tens frames.

Note: This game can be extended by using 3, 4 or 5 tens frames and using more counters.

**Up to 50** You need: adding machine paper, pencil, die. Give students partners about 1m of the paper strip. A: Roll the die. Write the number at the top of the strip of paper. This is the starting number. B: Roll the die again. Write the sum of the two numbers next on the strip. A: Roll the die again. Find the sum of the last written number and rolled number, and write it next on the the strip of paper. Keep going until time is up or paper runs out.

Up to and beyond 100
Extend the playing cards and paper strips games above by using two cards or dice to represent a new number each time - one card /dice for the tens, the other for the units. Introduce a calculator for partners to check each other’s work as they go along.

You may also use a 10 sided die, or allocate a higher number to begin with.

Need: number line to 100. Die, 2 different coloured pegs, 2 players Instructions: Each player chooses one of the pegs. Player 1 rolls the die and starts on this number. Repeat for other player. Player 1 rolls and counts on to get a new number. Extend: use a 10 sided die. Easier: Use a smaller number line eg to 50.
 * First to 100**