Playing Games for Reviewing Math Concepts. Susan Fife, Ed. D. Houston Community College. Game Show − 1 vs. The Class. Modelled after 1 vs. 100 Students are called at random to play If they answer correctly, they earn a math point. − sticker. Place on exam for 1 point. 1 vs. The Class. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Playing Games for Reviewing Math Concepts
Playing Games for Reviewing Math ConceptsSusan Fife, Ed.
D.Houston Community CollegeGame Show 1 vs. The ClassModelled after
1 vs. 100Students are called at random to playIf they answer
correctly, they earn a math point. sticker. Place on exam for 1
point
1 vs. The ClassGame Shows1 VS The ClassModelled after 1 vs.
100
Link to Game
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Determine all possible solutions to the equation.(x 8)(x + 3) =
08, -3A-8, 3BIt is impossible to determine thisCAsk the ClassPoll
the ClassTrust the ClassAsk the ClassThe player selects a single
person from the class to answer. The player can then either agree
or give their own solution.Poll the ClassAll students are given A,
B, and C cards. They hold up the card that they wish. The player
then makes their choice.Trust the ClassThe class is polled. The
player must select the answer choice most given.5
Which expression is equivalent to
A-x17Bx17
C
Ask the ClassPoll the ClassTrust the Class6
Simplify. -601A-6B-1C
Ask the ClassPoll the ClassTrust the Class7
Find the product.(x + 9)(5x 1)5x2 9x + 44A5x2 + 44x 9 B5x2 + 42x
9 C
Ask the ClassPoll the ClassTrust the Class8Game Show Pick A
CaseModelled after Deal or No DealStudents are called at random to
playStudents select a case at random. If they answer correctly,
they earn a point.
Board Game
Link to GameGame Show Houston SquaresModeled after Hollywood
SquaresNine students act as celebritiesThe remainder of the
students are arranged into two teams.Students select a
celebrity.The celebrity answers the question and the player either
agrees or provides another answer.The first team to get either 3 Os
or 3 Xs in a row wins that round.
Board Game
Link to GameGame Show Tic Tac MathAnother Version of Hollywood
SquaresThe Celebrities are Historical FiguresStudents are arranged
into two teams.Students select a celebrity.The celebrity answers
the question and the player either agrees or disagrees another
answer.The first team to get either 3 Os or 3 Xs in a row wins that
round.
Board GameLink to Game
Game Show Who Wants to be A Mathematician?Modelled after Who
Wants to be a MillionaireStudents are called at random to
playStudents select a case at random. If they answer correctly,
they earn a point.
http://www.netrover.com/~kingskid/mathquiz/mathionaire.htm
Link to GameGame Show JeopardyStudents participate as teams.One
person at a time from each team comes to the board.The team that
wins the previous question, selects the category and dollar amount
for the next question.Easy questions are worth less.
Link to GameBoard GameMath KnowledgeSimilar to Trivial Pursuit2
to 4 PlayersPlayers move around a game board and answer questions
based upon the space they land on.4 Categories = 4 Types of Math
KnowledgeThe first player to earn all 4 types of knowledge
wins.
Search the internet for Learning Games or Math GamesUse popular
board games or game shows as a modelModify games to fit your
purpose
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