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    This document contains summaries of three math games: 1) "Box Cars 'All Hands on Deck'" - A mystery number game where players place cards on their forehead and try to guess their own card based on the sum provided by the general. Variations include multiplication and more players. 2) "Sweet 16" - A game where players create math equations to remove cards from a 4x4 grid. The goal is to be the first player to remove all cards using addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and other operations. 3) "Flippin' Out" - A probability game where players round 2 flipped cards to the nearest 10 and place a chip on a gameboard. A die is rolled

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    This document contains summaries of three math games: 1) "Box Cars 'All Hands on Deck'" - A mystery number game where players place cards on their forehead and try to guess their own card based on the sum provided by the general. Variations include multiplication and more players. 2) "Sweet 16" - A game where players create math equations to remove cards from a 4x4 grid. The goal is to be the first player to remove all cards using addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and other operations. 3) "Flippin' Out" - A probability game where players round 2 flipped cards to the nearest 10 and place a chip on a gameboard. A die is rolled

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    This document contains summaries of three math games: 1) "Box Cars 'All Hands on Deck'" - A mystery number game where players place cards on their forehead and try to guess their own card based on the sum provided by the general. Variations include multiplication and more players. 2) "Sweet 16" - A game where players create math equations to remove cards from a 4x4 grid. The goal is to be the first player to remove all cards using addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and other operations. 3) "Flippin' Out" - A probability game where players round 2 flipped cards to the nearest 10 and place a chip on a gameboard. A die is rolled

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    Salute

    Sweet 16

    Box Cars "All Hands On Deck" Mystery Number (adapted)

    Concepts: Missing Addend, Factor


    Equipment: Cards 0-12 (J=11 Q=12 K=0)
    Goal/Object: Figure Out value of the card on
    your head
    Usually 3 players with one player taking the role
    of "General". The General says "salute". The
    other two players take the card from the top of
    their deck and WITHOUT LOOKING AT IT place
    it on their forehead so everyone else can see
    what the card on their forehead is. The General
    Adds the two cards together and says "The sum
    of your two cards is...." The two players then
    use the sum and the card they can see on their
    opponent's forehead to try and figure out their
    own card.
    Variations: (1) Multiplication (take out 0s)
    (2) 4 Players (one General, 3 soldiers)
    (3) Red = neg integers / Black = pos integers

    Concepts: Mixed Operations,


    Order of Operations
    Equipment:
    1x1-30 die, Cards 0-12
    (J=11 Q=12 K=0)
    Goal/Object: Remove all your cards 1st
    Each player makes a grid of 4 cards by 4 cards.
    One player rolls a 30-sided die to identify a
    target answer that both players must try to get.
    Each player takes turns creating math sentences
    that equal the target answer, using cards in their
    own grids. Players can add, subtract, multiply,
    divide, and use square roots or exponents.
    Players may use a few as 2 cards and as many
    as 5 cards per math sentence. First player to
    completely remove all their cards (in equal
    turns). If neither player can remove all their
    cards, then the player with the fewest cards left
    wins.

    From: Math Attack

    Flippin' Out
    Box Cars series "Deca Dice" page 86

    Concepts: Rounding, Probability


    Equipment: Cards 0-9, 00-90 die, 2 Bingo Chips and
    gameboard
    Goal/Object: To be the closest to the target number
    and to have the most cards in their point pile.
    Each player turns over 2 cards and arranges them to
    make their number. They round their numbers to the
    nearest 10's place and place their own bingo chip on
    the 10's place they rounded to. After the bingo chips
    are placed, one player rolls the decade (00-90) die to
    get their target and places the die on the 10's place
    target. Whomever has their bingo chip closest to the
    target die, wins all the cards and places them into
    their point pile. If there is a tie, both players keep
    their own cards.
    Example: Player one's cards are 4 and 7 makes 47
    (could have made 74). Player two's cards are 9 and
    3 makes 39 (could have made 93). Player one
    rounds to 50 player two rounds to 40. The decade
    die was rolled and showed 30. Player two was
    closest. Player two wins all 4 cards.
    Thought Provoker: What would have happened if
    one or both players chose to go with their other
    possibility and the decade die still rolled 30?

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