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Skill Adding fractions, finding equivalent fractions

Materials□ 2 dice

Players 2

Object of the Game To capture more squares.

How to Play1. On your turn, roll the dice. Use one

number rolled as the denominatorof a fraction. Use the other number as the numerator.• A fraction equal to a whole number is

not allowed.

• If the two dice show the same number, roll again.

2. Initial sections of one or more squares to show your fraction. This claims the sections. • The fraction may be split between

squares. • Equivalent fractions can be claimed.

3. If you cannot claim enough sections to show the fraction, no sections can be claimed.

4. You capture a square when you have claimed more than half of the square.

5. Blocking is allowed. For example, if Player 1 initials half of a square, Player 2 may initial the other half, so that no one can capture the square.

6. Play ends when no more squares can be captured. The player who captured more squares wins.

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