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MA9 Threedigit Numbers and Zeros Card Covertheboard and Bingo Section 1 Unit 2 YUMI DEADLY CENTRE School of Curriculum Enquiries 61 7 3138   0035 Email ydcquteduau ID: 777555

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Measurement Games and Activities

MA9: Three-digit Numbers and Zeros Card, Cover-the-board and Bingo

Section

1, Unit 2

YUMI DEADLY CENTRE

School of CurriculumEnquiries: +61 7 3138 0035Email: ydc@qut.edu.au http://ydc.qut.edu.au

YuMi Deadly MathsPast Project Resource

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THREE-DIGIT NUMBERS & ZEROS

CARD, COVER-THE-BOARD AND

BINGO

GAMES1© 2007, 2013 QUT YuMi Deadly CentreASISTM Cherbourg-Woorabinda projectMeasurement Activities BookletSection 1, Unit 2

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3-DIGITS & ZEROS CARD GAMES

Materials

: Four pages of pictures following these instructions (symbols, expanded forms, language, place value chart)Number of players: 2-4Directions:

Print the four pages in 4 different colours, laminate and cut each page into 12 cards (making 48 cards of 4 different colours). Shuffle the cards. Follow instructions for these games: Snap. Two players, cards divided equally between players. Together, the two players play the top card of their deck face up in front of them. First to call snap when two cards show the same number wins a point. The player with the most points wins when all cards played. Rummy. Two to four players, deal out 7 cards to each player. Remaining cards face down in middle with one card face-up beside deck. Players put out any doubles or triples. Players in turn pick up a card (either the top face-up card or face-down card) and place a card face-up on the face-up pile. Doubles and triples are put out as they are formed. The winner is the first player to put out all their cards as doubles and triples. Concentration. Place all cards face down on table. Players take turns selecting 2 cards. If they are the same, keep the pair and take another turn. The winner is the player with the most pairs when all cards used.2© 2007, 2013 QUT YuMi Deadly Centre

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3-DIGITS & ZEROS

COVER-THE-BOARD GAME

Materials: Same materials as for card games except the symbols page is kept as a base board, while the other 3 pages are cut into 12 picture cardsNumber of players: 2-3

Directions:Print the four pages from the card games, each on different colour paper or light card (laminate if possible).Use the symbols as a base board.Cut the other pages into 12 cards each.Each player gets a set of cards.In turn, each player places a card correctly on base board (card and board have to display same number) or on top of another card already placed.At the end, the player with most cards on top wins. 3© 2007, 2013 QUT YuMi Deadly Centre

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2-DIGIT COMPARISON BINGO

Materials: 10 pages of material following these instructions – one set of symbol flash cards and nine bingo base boards, unifix cubes.

Number of players: 2-9Directions:

Print the flash cards (symbols) on white paper or card, cut out and laminate if possible.Print the nine bingo base boards, each on different coloured paper or card (laminate if possible). One player (caller) takes the flash cards and shuffles them, the rest take a base board and unifix cubes.Caller shows cards one at a time.Players cover same operation on their board with unifix cube.First player to get 3 in a row (across, down or diagonal) is the winner (calls “bingo”) and becomes caller in next game.8© 2007, 2013 QUT YuMi Deadly Centre

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