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Comparative Dice Bingo
Give each pair of students one bingo sheet and one die (the smaller, the better for noise reduction). Each student chooses a symbol for themselves like a star, diamond, triangle, etc... Whoever goes first will roll the die two times. The first roll determines the horizontal number and the second roll determines the vertical number. If the numbers rolled were 4,4, the roller, student A, would ask their parntner, "Which one is sweeter, watermelon or chocolate cake?". Student B then answers. Student A can then draw their symbolin square 4,4. Whoever gets three symbols in a row vertically, horizontally, or diagonally is the winner. You could also do this on the blackboard as a class the first time.
Level:elementary
Age: 10-17
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