This document describes a coin toss game that can be played with 2-4 players or teams. Players take turns tossing a coin onto a large 6x6 grid filled with random numbers. Whichever number the coin lands on is recorded, and the player with the highest number scores a point. The game can use 2-5 digit whole numbers or decimal numbers on the grid.
This document describes a coin toss game that can be played with 2-4 players or teams. Players take turns tossing a coin onto a large 6x6 grid filled with random numbers. Whichever number the coin lands on is recorded, and the player with the highest number scores a point. The game can use 2-5 digit whole numbers or decimal numbers on the grid.
This document describes a coin toss game that can be played with 2-4 players or teams. Players take turns tossing a coin onto a large 6x6 grid filled with random numbers. Whichever number the coin lands on is recorded, and the player with the highest number scores a point. The game can use 2-5 digit whole numbers or decimal numbers on the grid.
Need – a large 6x6 grid filled with random numbers to be studied, coins (counters or bottle tops can be used). Fun way to compare values of numbers! The large grid is placed on the floor. Use 2 digit numbers if studying 2 digit numbers. Or use 3, 4 or 5 digit numbers. Each player or one player from each team takes a turn at tossing a coin onto the grid. If the coins lands off the grid the player is out. If the coin lands on 2 spaces the space that has most of the coin is the number that is used. Players compare the numbers. The player whose number is the largest, scores a point. Repeat keeping score. Variation Decimal Coin Toss Played as above but the grid can be filled with decimal numbers.