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    This document provides instructions for a dice game to teach greater than, equal to, and less than concepts. Students roll dice and tally the numbers that land on the "Cat Girl" and "Mouse Boy" sides of a game board. They then record which side has more using the appropriate symbol (> , =, or <), and track their answers on a recording sheet. The game is meant to be repeated until the recording sheet is full in order to reinforce comparisons and tallying practice.

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    This document provides instructions for a dice game to teach greater than, equal to, and less than concepts. Students roll dice and tally the numbers that land on the "Cat Girl" and "Mouse Boy" sides of a game board. They then record which side has more using the appropriate symbol (> , =, or <), and track their answers on a recording sheet. The game is meant to be repeated until the recording sheet is full in order to reinforce comparisons and tallying practice.

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    Who Has More Game

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    Adelaida M Mendoza
    This document provides instructions for a dice game to teach greater than, equal to, and less than concepts. Students roll dice and tally the numbers that land on the "Cat Girl" and "Mouse Boy" sides of a game board. They then record which side has more using the appropriate symbol (> , =, or <), and track their answers on a recording sheet. The game is meant to be repeated until the recording sheet is full in order to reinforce comparisons and tallying practice.

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    Who has more?

    Dice game to reinforce greater than, equal to, and less than skills. Tally practice too!
    Supplies needed for each game. A game board printout A direction printout Sheet protector (optional) A handful of dice (6-12 is recommended, but it could be more) A shallow box for the game sheet to sit in so the dice dont go everywhere. Copies of recording sheet for your students

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    Who has more? (Directions)


    Roll all the dice (into the box with the Who has more?
    gameboard.)

    Count the dice on the Cat Girl side.


    Write the number on your record sheet.

    Count the dice on the Mouse Boy side.


    Write the number on your record sheet.

    Pick the correct sign needed >, =, or <.


    Record it on your record sheet.

    Repeat play until your record sheet is full.


    Then answer #13 and 14.

    Who has more?

    Cat Girl

    Mouse Boy

    Who has more? (Recording Sheet)


    Tally of times Cat Girl has the most

    Name:

    Tally of times Mouse Boy has the most

    1. 2. 3. 4.
    13. 14.

    5. 6. 7. 8.
    Who had the greatest number of wins? How many times was there a tie?

    9. 10. 1 1. 12.

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