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"Guess Who?" Rational Irrational Numbers Guessing Game

"Guess Who?" Rational Irrational Numbers Guessing Game preview
"Guess Who?" Rational Irrational Numbers Guessing Game preview

Look Inside · 9 pages · answer key included

Teacher instructions for the number guessing game cover PowerPoint play, board cards, and number properties.
Teacher directions for the game's activity options
Card size guide matches three printout sizes to game editions and explains play without a game board.
Size guide for three game-board editions
Set A size 1 game-board cards show 24 numbers, including 18, π²/5, −7.1, √25, and repeating decimal 9.81.
Set A's 24 game-board cards in size 1
Set A size 2 game-board cards show the same 24 numbers, including 3/5, 4³, 0, −1/2, 2π, and √50.
Set A's 24 game-board cards in size 2
Set A size 3 game-board cards show the same 24 numbers, including ∛27, −√4, 22/7, π, 5⁻², and 0.5.
Set A's 24 game-board cards in size 3
Set A's first 12 blank number-property cards include 18, π²/5, −7.1, √25, √2, 3/5, 4³, 0, and 2π.
First 12 blank number-property cards in Set A
Set A's remaining 12 blank number-property cards include ∛27, −√4, 22/7, π, 5⁻², √64, √50, and 0.5.
Remaining 12 blank number-property cards in Set A
Set B size 1 game-board cards show 24 numbers, including 23, 7/π, 4 × 10⁻¹, √30, √8, 3π², and 5/6.
Set B's 24 game-board cards in size 1

Answer key included

Answer key included
Attributes
Subject

Math, Numbers

Grades

Grade 8

File

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About This Product

This resource was developed to partially meet the requirements of the 8th Grade Number System Standard below:

MGSE8.NS.1
Know that numbers that are not rational are called irrational. Understand informally that every number has a decimal expansion; for rational numbers show that the decimal expansion repeats eventually, and convert a decimal expansion which repeats eventually into a rational number.

NOTE: I am not in any way affiliated with the Hasbro gaming company. This is NOT a product made or endorsed by Hasbro in any capacity.


What's Included

Perfect for whole class or math centers during review, this product has THREE different ways it can be used!

1) Whole Class: PowerPoint version of the "Guess Who?" game board for a 10-15 minute opening or closing!

2) Partners: Cards sized to fit three different versions of the "Guess Who?" game boards (by Hasbro gaming) perfect for math centers!

3) Partners: Card sheets can also be printed out and laminated or used with a sheet protector; students can use a dry erase marker to eliminate their choices if you do not own a "Guess Who?" gaming set!

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