NIM is a wonderful mathematics strategy game that has been around forever. At its most basic version, two players alternate turns taking objects from one or more piles. For each turn, a player removes at least one object. The winner of the game is the player who picks up the last object... For our blog post on this game visit:
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Make a copy: This is a great math game students can play remotely when they need something new to do.
Make a copy: This is a great math game students can play remotely when they need something new to do.
Trading Spaces: Slide Color A and Color B pieces along the entire straight path until Color A pieces have exchanged positions with the Color B pieces. No two pieces can be on the same circle at the same time. Read more about this game:
Trading Spaces: Slide Color A and Color B pieces along the entire straight path until Color A pieces have exchanged positions with the Color B pieces. No two pieces can be on the same circle at the same time. Read more about this game:
How Close to 100? has become one of our most popular tasks and we are hearing about all sorts of creative adaptations. Some youcubians have made grids of 400 and added dice, others have adapted it to let the grid represent 100%. Please post how you use this task with your students. Get your game board here: Read more about this game:
How Close to 100? has become one of our most popular tasks and we are hearing about all sorts of creative adaptations. Some youcubians have made grids of 400 and added dice, others have adapted it to let the grid represent 100%. Please post how you use this task with your students. Get your game board here: Read more about this game:
101 and Out is a simple game for practicing mental math...especially adding tens and ones. Read more about this game:
101 and Out is a simple game for practicing mental math...especially adding tens and ones. Read more about this game:
Pig is a simple dice game first described in print by John Scarne in 1945. Roll a couple dice...add them up. Beware of the number one! Read more about this game:
Pig is a simple dice game first described in print by John Scarne in 1945. Roll a couple dice...add them up. Beware of the number one! Read more about this game: