Cat Crimes
"A feline crime has been committed and it's your job to identify the culprit!" Grade Band: 6-8, 9-12 Time to Play: Varies Number of Players: 1 (2+ cooperatively) Game Style: single player, cooperative Complexity: Level 1 This game can be explained quickly without a full round demonstration, and students will be able to play independently. Price: Ravensburger - $17.99 Amazon - $17.95 Mathematical Skills: Deductive Reasoning Description of Game: Cat Crimes is a logic puzzle gam
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Grade Band: 3-5; 6-8; 9-12 Time to Play: 5-10 minutes Number of Players: 1-8 (best: 4) Game Style: Competitive Complexity: Level 1 You can explain the rules without playing a full game for students to know how to play on their own. Price: Amazon (single digits) - $13.35 Amazon (double digits) - $13.25 Mathematical Thinking: Operations Writing equations using order of operations Computation Fluency Description of Game: "Players win points by being the first to correctly identi
Mancala
Two player abstract strategy game. Collect the most stones/seeds to win! Grade Band: 3-5; 6-8; 9-12 Time to Play: 5-10 minutes Number of Players: 2 Game Style: competitive; consecutive play Complexity: Level 1 This game can be taught in about 5-10 minutes. Price: Labyrinth - $16.99 Amazon - $17.99 Mathematical Skills: Pattern Recognition - Decision Making Computation Fluency Strategic Thinking Description of Game: Mancala is one of the oldest two-player abstract strategy
Achi
With variations from around the world, slide your pieces to get three in a row!
Gobblet Gobblers
Tick-tac-toe but with nesting dolls! Block or cover in a race to get 3 in a row! Grade Band: K-2, 3-5; 6-8; 9-12 Time to Play: 5-15 minutes Number of Players: 2 Game Style: competitive; consecutive play Complexity: Level 1 This game can be taught in under 5 minutes. Price: Labyrinth - $29.99 Amazon - $27.99 Mathematical Skills: Decision Making Pattern Recognition Strategic Thinking Description of Game: "Test your memory and appetite for laughs with this easy to learn and q
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