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In Arithmetic-Tac-Toe, two animated teams compete in a lively math tournament. Students don’t just watch—they’re challenged to solve each problem along the way, helping the teams reach the finish line.
Two videos are available:
Teacher’s Guide – Watch before class
A short prep video with instructions and tips for leading the activity.
Classroom video– Play in class
The main video for students helps them solve the math challenges in class.
You may:
• Let it play straight through
• Pause after each question so your students can solve it before the answer is revealed
Suitable for all ages. Some questions in the video are aimed at grades 3–6, but teachers can easily adjust them to fit any class level.
Basic arithmetic, mental math, estimation, and problem-solving across a variety of topics.
Draw a 3×3 grid on the board.
Split the class into two teams (X and O).
Ask one math question per turn (from the video or from your lesson).
A correct answer earns the team’s mark.
The first team to get 3 in a row wins!
Please take a moment to share your thoughts on the show and the segments you used in class.
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Your Teacher Toolkit — Click the tabs below to get started.
In Arithmetic-Tac-Toe, two animated teams compete in a lively math tournament. Students don’t just watch—they’re challenged to solve each problem along the way, helping the teams reach the finish line.
Two videos are available:
Teacher’s Guide – Watch before class
A short prep video with instructions and tips for leading the activity.
Classroom video– Play in class
The main video for students helps them solve the math challenges in class.
You may:
• Let it play straight through
• Pause after each question so your students can solve it before the answer is revealed
Suitable for all ages. Some questions in the video are aimed at grades 3–6, but teachers can easily adjust them to fit any class level.
Basic arithmetic, mental math, estimation, and problem-solving across a variety of topics.
Draw a 3×3 grid on the board.
Split the class into two teams (X and O).
Ask one math question per turn (from the video or from your lesson).
A correct answer earns the team’s mark.
The first team to get 3 in a row wins!
Please take a moment to share your thoughts on the show and the segments you used in class.
Write Review