9.1 Fifteen-Game (Board Game)

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9.1 Fifteen-Game (Board Game) Objectives Count, read, and write whole numbers up to 20 Order and compare numbers up to 20 Recognize, describe, and extend patterns and determine a next term in linear patterns Recognize and name two dimensional shapes Describe length and width of shapes Measure areas by counting squares

9.1 Fifteen-Game (Board Game) Tools, Materials and Organisation A sliding 15-puzzle consisting in a 4x4 square box and fifteen pieces numbered from 1 to 15. A sheet of patterns that each student should try to solve. The lesson takes two sessions of 45 minutes.

9.1 Fifteen-Game (Board Game) Fifteen puzzle

9.1 Fifteen-Game (Board Game) Description of the Lesson First part of the lesson: Arrange groups with 2 persons. Give them an empty square box and fifteen numbered cubes. Tell them to place the cubes in ascending and descending order out of the box. Ask them to puts the cubes into the box in ascending and descending order in rows. Ask them to put the cubes into the box in ascending and descending order in columns.

9.1 Fifteen-Game (Board Game) Description of the Lesson Second part of the lesson: The teacher explains the game One of the students is playing the game while the other one is watching. One of the students (the observer) put the cubes in the box in random order. The teacher gives them a sheet with 6 different patterns. The other student (the player) has to place the pieces in order by making sliding moves that use the empty space. The participants play several times the game changing roles (player and observer) trying to solve most of the patterns in the sheet.

9.1 Fifteen-Game (Board Game) Useful Hints Make sure the students can count well and order the numbers in ascending and descending order. Make sure the students understand the concept of row and column. Use the first part of the lesson to explain and clarify these items. They must understand the underlying concepts; otherwise they won’t be able to play the game.

9.1 Fifteen-Game (Board Game) ACTIVITIES I How many rows are there in each figure? How many columns are there in each figure?

9.1 Fifteen-Game (Board Game) ACTIVITIES II

9.1 Fifteen-Game (Board Game) ACTIVITIES III Fill in the blanks at the tables with the suitable numbers to complete the sequences properly:

9.1 Fifteen-Game (Board Game) LET’S PLAY THE GAME

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