You can print the die and 100 grid here. For the ones and tens, print extra copies of the 100 grid and cut apart to create the playing pieces. For a colorful game, print on different colors of cardstock paper.

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Showing posts with label 100th day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 100th day. Show all posts
Saturday, May 25, 2013
Race to 100
Race to 100 is inspired by the game Poison! Race to 100 from Love 2 Learn 2 Day! Kids get a 100 grid. Ones and tens pieces remain in between the 2 players. Kids take turns rolling 2 dice, the special place value die and a regular die. The regular die determines how many ones or tens they get. For example, a kid might roll a 3 and the place value die lands on tens. The player takes 3 tens and covers his board. If the place value die lands on lose turn, the player loses his turn! :( If it lands on start over, the player must clear his board and start over! :( The goal is to be the first to cover the 100 board! Players can't go over or be slightly under 100. They have to make exactly 100!
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Number Guess Who and Battleship
Number Guess Who - 2 player game: Kids choose a number off of a hundred chart. Then, they take turns asking each other clues to figure out their opponent's number.
Clue Examples:
Is it 10 more than _____, 10 less than _____, 1 more than _____, 1 less than _____?
Is the sum of its numbers _____?
Does it have a number in the hundreds place (tens place or ones place)?
Is it even or odd?
Is it half of _____?
Kids cross out numbers on their board, as they get closer to figuring out their opponent's number. The first one to figure out the other player's mystery number wins! (Flash card featured is from Mr. Printables - click here to download a free set!)
Number Battleship - Like Number Guess Who, but kids choose 10 numbers. Each player needs 2 hundred charts (one with his numbers covered and one to mark off his hits and misses). When a player guesses a correct number, his opponent gives him the token that was covering the number. The first player to collect all of his opponent's tokens first (and clear the opponent's board) wins!
Labels:
10 more/10 less,
100th day,
even / odd,
games,
math,
numbers,
place value
Saturday, November 3, 2012
100 Chart Games
1. Prime Number Hunter - Who can find all the prime numbers the fastest?! - Education.com
2. Factors and Multiples - 2 players: 1st player puts a marker on the number 50. Then next player puts a marker on a factor or multiple of 50. Kids continue to take turns finding factors or multiples of the number the previous player put their marker on. The player who fills the board first wins! - Nrich
3. Puzzling! - Cut up a 100 chart into a puzzle!
4. Secret Picture! - Kids answer number sense questions, follow a color key, and figure out the hidden image! Have students make their own for a friend to solve! (see image below)
5. 20+ games using a 100 chart! - Let's Play Math!
Note - You can find printable 100 charts online. The one I used is from Madame Parker's Grade One
Labels:
10 more/10 less,
100th day,
division,
games,
GCF / LCM,
math,
multiplication,
numbers
Monday, March 19, 2012
100 Legos: Invention
This activity was inspired by Mrs. Rojas. To put a twist on it, I had kids invent something and build it out of Legos. This gets kids to really think out of the box.
Give students 100 Legos. Then, have them construct a unique invention. It could be a gadget that magically cleans their room with the press of a button. Or maybe, a machine that shoots out ice cream sundaes! Let their creativity run wild! After they construct their creation, take a picture of it. Then, have kids write about what they built. What does their Lego invention do?
Labels:
100th day,
building,
engineering,
lego,
writing
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