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Fun Logical Games: Battleship and Traffic Jam (School Day 172)

This document outlines activities for May 16, 2014, focusing on two engaging games that enhance logic and problem-solving skills: Battleship and Traffic Jam. Students learn to guess opponents' locations in Battleship while recording hits and misses, providing a fun way to apply logical reasoning. Additionally, Traffic Jam challenges players of all ages with sequential-thinking puzzles. The lesson applies math skills in a playful manner, ensuring a memorable and educational experience without homework.

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Fun Logical Games: Battleship and Traffic Jam (School Day 172)

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  1. Bell Ringer May 16, 2014School Day 172 Daily Decimal What are the remaining days in the school year to the school year as a Decimal rounded to the nearest tenth. Clear Target: I will be able to use logic to guess my opponent’s location of the other's warships and shoot them down. Homework: No Homework

  2. Battle Ship The original battleship game was played with paper and pencil, invented by Clifford Von Wickler before World War I. Back then, the game was not called Battleship but Salvo. While people still play this battle game with a paper and pencil, it is also played as a board game, a video game, a computer game and an online game.

  3. Battle Ship On the grid paper provided, Player A and Player B mark one of each of the following types of ships (either horizontally or vertically): **** air craft carrier *** U-boat ** submarine

  4. Battle Ship Player B then calls out a coordinate point. If that point is part of one of Player A's ships, Player A says hit. Both players record an H on that coordinate point on their graph paper. If the coordinate point is not part of one of Player A's ships, but is one square (horizontally, vertically, or diagonally) from one of the ships. Player B records an M (for near miss) on his/her graph paper. If the coordinate point is not part of one of Player A's ships, Player B records an X on that coordinate point on his/her graph paper.

  5. Battle Ship Play continues, with Player A and Player B alternating turns until one player has sunk all 3 ships of the other player. (Requiring all coordinate points of the ship to be hit)

  6. Traffic Jam It's designed to challenge players of all ages all around the World. Rush Hour® teaches logical progression, problem solving and sequential-thinking skills.

  7. Traffic Jamwww.mathsonline.org/game/jam.html?1Start with Beginner: Jam 1Play until you finish Intermediate: Jam 20

  8. Traffic Jamhttp://www.y8.com/games/traffic_jamBegin with Level 1Play until you finish Level 19

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