Really Good Stuff® Rock, Paper, Scissors Math Game - Multiplication And Division - 1 game

Name: Really Good Stuff® Rock, Paper, Scissors Math Game - Multiplication And Division - 1 game
SKU: 164373
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Item #164373

Really Good Stuff®

Really Good Stuff® Rock, Paper, Scissors Math Game - Multiplication And Division - 1 game

Item #164373

Really Good Stuff®

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Ages: 8-10 / Grades: 3-5

Practice Multiplication and Division with Rock, Paper, Scissors.

Turn a math lesson into an interactive game with the help of this exciting rock, paper, scissors game for kids.

Flip a Chip: This math classroom game begins when a pair of players turns over one of the game chips.
Solve the Problem: The chip reveals a multiplication or division problem, which needs to be solved by each player individually.
Check the Answer: Once both players have answered, they refer to the answer key to find out if they're right.
Break the Tie: If they both answer correctly, they let rock, paper, scissors decide who wins the round.Watch as your students work hard to improve their skill when they play this Really Good Stuff® division and multiplication game for kids.
Grades: 3 to 5
Size:
100 chips: 2¼" diameter each
One task card with answer key on back: 5" x 7"

Specifications

100 chips
Size: 2¼" diameter each
1 task card with answer key on back
Size: 5" by 7"
1 zip-top storage bag

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Description

Ages: 8-10 / Grades: 3-5

Practice Multiplication and Division with Rock, Paper, Scissors.

Turn a math lesson into an interactive game with the help of this exciting rock, paper, scissors game for kids.

Flip a Chip: This math classroom game begins when a pair of players turns over one of the game chips.
Solve the Problem: The chip reveals a multiplication or division problem, which needs to be solved by each player individually.
Check the Answer: Once both players have answered, they refer to the answer key to find out if they're right.
Break the Tie: If they both answer correctly, they let rock, paper, scissors decide who wins the round.Watch as your students work hard to improve their skill when they play this Really Good Stuff® division and multiplication game for kids.
Grades: 3 to 5
Size:
100 chips: 2¼" diameter each
One task card with answer key on back: 5" x 7"