I would like to drill a student on the 3 times table only. And not with a missing number. Just, for example, 3x4, 3x8, etc. Is this possible? How?
334246
No. You only can do multiplication/division with a missing number. You can control the difficulty but not the specific numbers.
334247
I have not found a way to accomplish this. My daughter has stopped using this.
1524340
We played with 9 but I think 3 or 4 would work just fine. I don't think there is a maximum if your table can accommodate.
661259
5 according to the box. But it might be possible to add more if you adjust the rules to allow a couple of more. It depends on how much room you have at your table. Good luck.
1831993
You can only use the test once. There is more than one test block in the box though. (The block reminds me of a Domino but it pulls apart so you can dip one end in the collection cup). I think mine had 5 blocks but the information given on Amazon will tell you how many tests you get with your purchase.
1512556
Yes. You have to allow for the size of the bit. And if you don't have a punch bit you can make multiple passes but the punch bit works really well. Also insure that you use the same size drill bit to make a start hole on the inside of your per edge.
1204100
One set of 100 count works great to teach the difference between ones place and tens. It will also work well for the bigger place values if you have more of them. They've worked great for us in teaching math concepts for both my preschooler and my 2nd grader.
1322966
no. you'd need to play the 1 bar loop 8 times. the length of the first loop set the length of all the following loops.
530335
Sure, you'd need to disregard the color coded start points (one per corner of the playing board) and add a piece for your fifth player. Once that is accomplished, draw cards and negotiate the ever changing maze!
148360
I finally found one that can do 4 count-ups independently of each other and can also be used independently as timers. Exactly what I have been searching for; very hard to find. Check out Mudder's 4-event Kitchen Timer. I use to track work on separate client matters. And less expensive than this triple; found it on Amazon.
853505
You can set it I believe to 30 minute increments. It is definitely not restricted to 4 choices. We love it! Use it 3-4 times per week.
1937038
I agree. It takes a little time for figure it out. I think the easiest way to explain it is that there is not 1 row that can test the whole spectrum from 0 to 14. So they've included four rows. For example, if I remember right, the top row will really only test approximately 0-6, the second row approximately 4-10, the third row approximately 9-11 and the fourth row approximately 9-12. There is a little bit of overlap on them, as there should be with the exception of 1-5 which it must've just been hard to find something to test those numbers well. I hope this helps. If you still have questions, please write again. I'd love to help.
1010529
You can use the "Wheel of Fortune" mode to get a random student. The light will "spin" for a couple seconds and then land on one of the lights, and that student has to answer. Also, it does come in wireless, but that costs more.
900532
We played with ten (five on each team) and it worked great. It might be a little chaotic with 8 people teams, but I see no reason why it would not work. It might work easier if you do not use the board and just used the cards with that many. Or, you could rotate out a few players each round. Definitely doable in my opinion.
532234
Yes, you can play as few as three. Of course, the recommended number of players is probably four+.
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I am still a beginner using the table but I think you can. You may have to make a custom insert to put in the table that is just slightly bigger than your bit.
2225181
no, you cannot do all the numbers at once, but of course separately you could. You cannot even get through all the teens because there are not enough 'ones'.
1913026
Not sure. But I ordered it last year for Christmas, and it was returned to sender with no explanation of why. I never received it. I was refunded only when I called Amazon. Target has a similar set and can buy drill separately. My 2 and 3 year old boys love the Target one!