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"Who Has" Games
Read the directions. Select the version of "Who Has" you wish to use, make the jump, print the page.
- Whole Numbers --
One of a family of mental computation math games for a group. Ideal for first or second grade classes.
- Primes to 101
Ideal for middle school introduction or remedial review.
- Geometry -- Area & Percent
- Signed Numbers-- added, subtracted, multiplied, divided, and one cube root.
- Simple Trinomial Expressions with one, two, or three of the terms, addition,
subtraction, opposite emphasized."
- Linear Expressions Mental computation of monomials
and binomials emphasizing "increased by" and "decreased by."
- Monomials Mental computation of monomials
emphasizing "multiplied by" and "divided by" w/negative & positive exponents.
- Lines Of All Kinds Uses instructions which include vertical,
horizonal, perpendicular, parallel, slope, intercept.
- Exponential Terms Mental computation of monomials containing
ex, multiplication, dividion, negative & positive exponents and coefficients.
- Function Curve Shifting (Translations, Rotations, Reflections, Dilations)
- Polynomial Functions -- Includes single roots, double roots,
concavity, end behavior, reflection about y = 0.
- Rational Functions -- Add a discontinuity, remove a root,
change the horizontal asymptote.
- Calc -- Derivatives & Anitderivatives
- 10-question, Whole Numbers, AMTNJ 4/47/99 Rowan Meeting
- Write your own "Who Has" Game
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