Math Intervention Game Changers

Six Sessions. 36 Games. Practical Strategies You Can Use Right Away.

What if math intervention could feel less like more work and more like an opportunity for students to think, talk, strategize, and play?

Kristin Hilty and Emily Kappel have created Math Intervention Game Changers, a six-session webinar series designed to help teachers use purposeful math games to strengthen student understanding and skills. While the games are ideal for targeted math intervention, they can also be incorporated into Tier I instruction, small groups, math centers, or additional practice.

Why Games?

The right math game is more than a fun activity. Purposeful games give students opportunities to practice important mathematical ideas repeatedly while making decisions, explaining their thinking, and developing more flexible strategies.

For teachers, games can provide a powerful way to see what students understand, identify misconceptions, and support students exactly where they are—without simply giving them another worksheet.

And the best part? You don't have to create the games yourself!

Six Sessions. Six Essential Math Topics.

Each session is 60 minutes and focuses on six carefully selected games connected to an essential area of mathematics. You'll see how each game works, what mathematical thinking it supports, and ways to use it with students.

➕ Add It Up!

Game-Based Strategies for Addition Intervention

Build stronger addition understanding and fluency through six purposeful math games. Explore games that support strategy development, flexible thinking, and meaningful practice in both Tier I instruction and intervention.

➖ Take It Away!

Game-Based Strategies for Subtraction Intervention

Help students make sense of subtraction while building efficient and flexible strategies. Six engaging games provide opportunities to develop conceptual understanding and fluency while giving teachers practical tools for instruction and intervention.

✖️➗ Multiply & Divide to Conquer!

Game-Based Strategies for Multiplication & Division

Move beyond simply memorizing facts with games that build understanding of multiplication and division. Explore six purposeful games that strengthen fact strategies, conceptual understanding, and mathematical flexibility.

Fraction Fun

Game-Based Strategies for Building Fraction Understanding

Make fractions more meaningful with games that encourage students to think, reason, and talk about fractions. Six ready-to-use games support fraction concepts while providing engaging practice for classroom instruction and intervention.

Decimal Detectives

Game-Based Strategies for Building Decimal Understanding

Help students uncover the meaning behind decimals through purposeful, hands-on games. Explore six games that build understanding of place value, comparison, equivalence, and operations with decimals.

Integer Explorers

Game-Based Strategies for Making Sense of Integers

Take the mystery out of integers with games that help students develop conceptual understanding of positive and negative numbers. Six engaging games provide opportunities to explore, reason, compare, and operate with integers in meaningful ways.

What You'll Get

With each session, you'll receive more than just a webinar.

Each session includes:

6 purposeful math games
Ready-to-use gameboards
Printable game directions and resources
Practical ideas for Tier I instruction and intervention
60 minutes of focused, on-demand professional learning

That's 36 games across six essential math topics—giving you a collection of resources you can continue using throughout the school year.

Watch When It Works for You

This isn't a webinar you have to squeeze into your already busy schedule.

The videos will be available November 1, 2026 through May 1, 2027, allowing you to watch when it works for you, pause and revisit ideas, and return to the sessions as your students' needs change.

Choose the Sessions That Fit Your Needs

1 Video — $25

3 Videos — Save 5%

All 6 Videos — Save 8%

Whether you're looking for new intervention activities, meaningful math-center games, or additional ways to support students during Tier I instruction, you can choose the sessions that best fit your needs—or grab the complete collection.

Ready to Make Math Intervention More Engaging?

Give students opportunities to play, think, explain, and grow while giving yourself a collection of practical, ready-to-use resources.