Math can be a difficult subject to learn, but with the right games, it can be made a lot more fun and challenging. Here are a few first-grade math games that can help you practice your skills and, hopefully, help you become better at math.

1. Operation, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division: This game is a classic, and it can be played with any number of players. All you have to do is divide the number in the middle by the number on the left and then write the result on the board. The first player to finish their row wins the game.

2. Tic Tac Toe: This game is simple, but it can be a lot of fun. Players take turns drawing a row or column of numbers and then adding them up. The first player to get all of their numbers in a row or column wins the game.

3. Hanging Man: This game is a lot like Hangman, but with numbers. Players try to unscramble a series of numbers by going down the line and guessing where the next number will go. The first player to unscramble all of their numbers wins the game.

4. Memory: This is a classic memory game, and it can be a lot of fun. Players have to memorize a series of numbers and then write them down on a piece of paper. The first player to finish their piece of paper wins the game.

5. I Spy: This game is a lot like hide and seek, but with numbers. Players have to find a specific number hidden somewhere in the room. The first player to find the number wins the game.

6. Connect Four: This classic game can be a lot of fun, and it can be great for practicing your math skills. Players have to connect four different pieces of the same color together and then they can move on to the next player. The first player to lose all their pieces loses the game.

7. Pictionary: This game is a lot like charades, but with numbers. Players have to guess what a specific number is based on the clues that they are given. The first player to guess the number correctly wins the game.

These games are just a starting point. There are endless possibilities when it comes to games that can help you practice your math skills. If you have any other recommendations, feel free to share them in the comments below.