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    Race To The Moon: Age Range: 3 Number of Players: 2 or 3 Learning: Subtract Tens From Numbers To 100 You Will Need

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    1) The document describes a math game called "Race to the Moon" that helps students practice subtracting tens from numbers up to 100. 2) Players take turns choosing a subtraction problem from 0-100 and solving it mentally or with a number line, placing a counter on the correct answer if right. 3) The winner is the first player to complete an unbroken path of counters from Earth to the Moon on the game board, going across, down, or diagonally. Variations allow removing opponents' counters for incorrect answers.

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    Race To The Moon: Age Range: 3 Number of Players: 2 or 3 Learning: Subtract Tens From Numbers To 100 You Will Need

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    1) The document describes a math game called "Race to the Moon" that helps students practice subtracting tens from numbers up to 100. 2) Players take turns choosing a subtraction problem from 0-100 and solving it mentally or with a number line, placing a counter on the correct answer if right. 3) The winner is the first player to complete an unbroken path of counters from Earth to the Moon on the game board, going across, down, or diagonally. Variations allow removing opponents' counters for incorrect answers.

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    1) The document describes a math game called "Race to the Moon" that helps students practice subtracting tens from numbers up to 100. 2) Players take turns choosing a subtraction problem from 0-100 and solving it mentally or with a number line, placing a counter on the correct answer if right. 3) The winner is the first player to complete an unbroken path of counters from Earth to the Moon on the game board, going across, down, or diagonally. Variations allow removing opponents' counters for incorrect answers.

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    Race To The Moon: Age Range: 3 Number of Players: 2 or 3 Learning: Subtract Tens From Numbers To 100 You Will Need

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    RACE TO THE MOON

    SUBTRACTING TENS

    Age range: 3rd Grade +


    Number of players: 2 or 3
    Learning: Subtract tens from numbers to 100
    You will need
    - 20 counters in different colors (one color per player)
    - A calculator (optional)
    Instructions
    • Choose a subtraction you want to place a counter on. You can only place a
    counter on a calculation which does not already have a counter on.
    • Work out the answer in your head. You can use the number line to help you.
    • Say the calculation and the answer.
    • Your partner will check in their head (or using a calculator).
    • If you are right, you place a counter. Then it is your partner’s turn. If you are
    wrong, you don’t get to place a counter.
    • The winner is the first person to complete an unbroken path of counters
    from the Earth to the Moon (path can go across, down, diagonally). See
    below.
    Variations
    • If you get an answer wrong, your partner can remove one of your counters
    from the board.

    Examples of
    winning paths.
    SUBTRACTING TENS
    0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
    Who will be first to get from Earth to the Moon?

    36-20 48-40 85-60 94-80


    24-10 55-30 76-10 62-20
    42-40 66-20 98-40 75-60
    63-10 71-50 89-70 83-70
    70-30 97-30 75-50 73-30
    52-10 48-20 62-20 53-40
    13-10 79-50 98-30 94-90
    90-10 53-40 86-60 84-60
    55-20 65-20 71-70 89-70
    26-10 94-10 99-30 99-50
    90-30 67-50 87-40 67-40
    41-10 73-20 77-70 86-80
    58-50 51-30 59-10 72-50
    66-10 67-40 82-50 81-30

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