Moving Targets: Developing flexibility with number

From the classroom: The authors share Moving Targets, a card game in which students use place value, addition and multiplication to make a succession of target numbers, illustrating opportunities to develop flexibility with number and extend gameplay into a mathematical investigation.

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Journal
Australian Primary Mathematics Teaching
Published
2026-10-26
DOI
https://doi.org/10.30722/9qaahd91
Primary Topic
Mathematics Education and Teaching Techniques
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Moving Targets: Developing flexibility with number

James Russo, Toby Russo
Australian Primary Mathematics Teaching
Mathematics Education and Teaching Techniques
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Moving Targets: Developing flexibility with number

James Russo, Toby Russo
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Abstract

From the classroom: The authors share Moving Targets, a card game in which students use place value, addition and multiplication to make a succession of target numbers, illustrating opportunities to develop flexibility with number and extend gameplay into a mathematical investigation.

Australian Primary Mathematics TeachingVol. 1(1)
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Mathematics Education and Teaching Techniques
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