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Game Board Design

Game Board Design. First Quarter Decimal Project Creating a Math Board Game.

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Game Board Design

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  1. Game Board Design First Quarter Decimal Project Creating a Math Board Game

  2. You have challenges like roadblocks or false paths that make you backtrack. Then you land on a lucky square that lets you leap forward past your opponent. Best of all, you are with your friends as you play. For this quarter project, you will use mathematics to create a game. Then you will play your game with friends or family for a trial run. Finally, you will decorate your game and bring it to class to play. What makes a board game so much fun?

  3. Choose a setting for your game board. Is the game in a cave, in a castle, or in a person’s digestive tract? Decide whether you want players to move by selecting cards, rolling number cubes, or both. Do you want the end of the game to be determined by the number of points someone has or by reaching an end square? Planning

  4. Make a draft of your game board. Add details. Use good judgment in determining questions to answer in order to move around your board. Think of adventures and misadventures for your game like “ See a shooting star. Round 12.392 to the nearest tenth to make a wish and move forward 5 spaces” or “Fall off a cliff. Multiply 15.7 x 0.0003 correctly or move back 3 spaces.” Developing

  5. Add details to your game board that require decimal skills such as: • Adding Decimals • Subtracting Decimals • Multiplying Decimals • Dividing decimals • Place value with decimals • Rounding and estimation with decimals • Comparing and ordering decimals • You may include other math skills as well • Create the board that is: • At least 20in x 20in • Use illustrations and color • Put a cardboard backing on the game board. Designing

  6. Finish your game board, and write the rules of your game. Organize everything needed to play your game. Organizing

  7. Board Game Example 1: Monopoly

  8. Board Game Example 2: Chutes and Ladders

  9. Board Game Example 3: Life

  10. Board Game Example 4: Trivial Pursuit

  11. Board Game Example 5: Chess

  12. How Will The Project Be Graded?

  13. Game Due: October 21st Play games October 21st – 22nd Deadlines

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