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Math Games With Jane and Joanne |
Each player takes six cards from the stack of cards and uses them to make two 3-digit numbers. The idea is for students to create two numbers with as large a spread as possible between them.
Example:
- Player 1 draws six cards and creates the two numbers 122 and 863.
- Player 2 draws six cards and creates the two numbers 113 and 976.
After players have made their numbers, they turn over three more cards from the stack.
Example:
The players turn over the cards 9, 2 and 5 to create the number 925.
- Player 1 does not score a point because the number 925 falls outside the range of his two numbers, 122 and 863.
- Player 2 earns a point because the number 925 falls inside the range of her two numbers, 113 and 976.
Play continues until one player has a specific number of points (for example, 10 points), or until time runs out.
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