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Educational Resources for COVID-19

The COVID-19 pandemic has greatly impacted student education. Most educators are still dealing with the effects of hybrid teaching or teaching and connecting with students at home. COVID-19 has also had a huge impact on how students are learning — students haven’t had a regular school experience since the early 2020 school year. To help support at-home learning, Box Cars and One-Eyed Jacks has developed free resources with our ‘Math at Home’ campaign. 

Each link below includes games that can assist students in learning math at home. These games typically use cards and regular dice, manipulatives that are easily accessible. Also included in these links are directions, game boards and journal ideas, as well as free English Youtube videos that you can also share with your families.

Most of our games can be played with items found at home, but our math kits add even more to the experience of our games.

SEASON ONE

March 20th: Box Cars at Home: Math Games for Families Part One

March 25th: Box Cars at Home: Math Games for Families Part Two (Dice Tray Games)

March 27th: Box Cars at Home: Math Games for Families Part Three (Dominoes)

March 30th: Box Cars at Home: Math Games for Families Part Four

April 1st: Box Cars at Home: Math Games for Families Part Five – Snow Much Math!

April 3rd: Box Cars at Home: Math Games for Families Part Six

April 6th: Box Cars at Home: Math Games for Families Part Seven: We SALUTE You!

April 8th: Box Cars at Home: Math Games for Families Part Eight: Take Action with Fractions

April 13th: Box Cars at Home: Math Games for Families Part Nine

April 16th: Box Cars at Home: Math Games for Families Part Ten: Place Value On Point

April 20th: Box Cars at Home: Math Games for Families Part Eleven

April 27th: Box Cars at Home: Math Games for Families Part Twelve

April 30th: Box Cars at Home: Math Games for Families Part Thirteen – Possible New Developments!

May 4th: Box Cars at Home: Math Games for Families Part Fourteen: May the Fourth Be With You!

May 6th: Box Cars at Home: Math Games for Families Part Fifteen: Domino Place Value

May 11th: Box Cars at Home: Math Games for Families Part Sixteen – Webinars Are Now Open for Registration!

May 14th: Box Cars at Home: Math Games for Families Part Seventeen

May 19th: Box Cars at Home: Math Games For Families Part Eighteen – All About Tens!

May 26th: Box Cars at Home: Math Games For Families Part Nineteen – Solve for THIS!

June 1st: Box Cars at Home: Math Games For Families Part Twenty

June 18th: Box Cars Summer Newsletter: COVID 19 LITERACY Resources, New Webinars and Summers Sales!

June 25th: Box Cars at Home: Math Games for Families Part Twenty Two: Summer Fluency Practice and PD Webinars!

SEASON TWO

September 2nd: Box Cars Games for a Socially Distanced and Virtual World Part 1: The Reboot!

September 9th: Box Cars Games for a Socially Distanced and Virtual World Part 2: Salute REVISITED!

September 16th: Box Cars Games for a Socially Distanced and Virtual World Part 3: MATH BREAKS!

September 23rd: Box Cars Games for a Socially Distanced and Virtual World Part 4: Dallas Stars Horse Race!

October 1st: Box Cars Games for a Socially Distanced and Virtual World Part 5: Face Off for Parents

October 22nd: Box Cars Games for a Socially Distanced and Virtual World Part 6: Adapted Dice Tray Games

October 29th: A Box Cars Halloween Special: Multiplication Whack-a-Mole with One-Eyed Jack!

November 10th: Box Cars Games for a Socially Distanced and Virtual World Part 7: Document Camera Teaching Tips

January 7th: Box Cars Math Games for a Socially Distanced and Virtual World, Part 8: New Year 2021 & Back to Business!

January 25th: Box Cars Math Games for a Socially Distanced and Virtual World, Part 9: Graphing and Place Value

Permissions:

Our intent is that the teacher is the teacher and that our resources are an assist to that instruction, not instead of teacher instruction. 

 

Reproducibles:

Teachers are allowed to use our reproducibles as they would in a classroom setting. For example, if they needed to make 20 copies of a recording sheet for a classroom lesson, that is fine. Using that same analogy, if a teacher needed to send a copy of a recording sheet home to their students either individually, electronically (email) or as a portion of a small packet, that is still within the intended use and intended permissions for our resources. We are asking that teachers NOT send home complete rules and follow up questions with each student but only to those few students who truly need that as an addition to what the teacher is instructing.