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Imagine what it will feel like...

...to make math class engaging and accessible again.

...to have number-sense-building games ready for the next day. No more late night searches for last-minute resources and activities.

...to breathe new life into your online elementary classroom so you and your students are excited about math class again.

Learn How to Use Math Games to Build Fact Fluency & Number Sense

• Go beyond computer programs that only care if students find the right answer.
• Instead, learn how to develop fact fluency & number sense through math games that get students talking and thinking more-deeply.

Games Included:

• Set (builds fact fluency and flexible thinking; 1st-5th grade*)
• Multiplication Bump (builds multiplication fact fluency; 3rd-6th grade)
• The Staircase Game (builds place value understanding and multi-digit addition practice; 2nd-6th grade)
• Addition Tic Tac Toe (builds addition and subtraction fact fluency; 1st-4th grade)
• Multiplication Tic Tac Toe (builds multiplication and division fact fluency; 3rd-6th grade)
• Pig (multi-digit addition practice; addition or multiplication fact practice); 1st-6th grade




All games include instructions, digital gameboards and video tutorials on how to play online with your students. All can be adapted for in-class play, so you can take them back into the classroom when possible.

*Grade recommendations will vary depending on individual student level so use your own judgement.

With Increased Fact Fluency & Number Sense...

• Students have a deeper understanding of place value, addition, subtraction, multiplication & division and can solve problems flexibly & creatively.
• Numbers are no longer abstract concepts.
• Students readily make connections between concepts & use more-efficient mental math strategies when solving problems...even if it's a problem-type they have never seen before.
• You will spend less time redirecting & cajoling students.
• But, most of all, students will start liking math class because they are engaged, making connections & finally understand what is happening!

Teaching Math Virtually Is Challenging

You wish you could quickly pull out math manipulatives to better explain a concept in the same way you used to in your classroom.

You want to make sure your students are playing the engaging math games that they once played in person…

…so they can build their fact fluency and number sense and continue to "hold" math in the hands.

Go further with your virtual math instruction using these tested techniques and strategies.

How is this different from PD at my school, Teachers Pay Teachers resources or ideas from Pinterest?

👆 Convenient: Bridging the Distance is a collection of tools and resources in one place.

🙌 Cohesive & Deliberate: Go beyond downloading random activities from the Internet & praying they will engage your students.

✍️ Tried & Tested: I walk you through every step of a system that has worked for my students during online learning, many of whom have multiple learning challenges.

👍 Easy-to-Access & Revisit: Every resource and training video is available on-demand whenever you need it.