Munch Math™
Instructions
Three Different Ways to Play
Contents
1
game board
2
die
72
colored tokens (12 each of 6 colors)
First Way to Play
(Clean Your Plate)
Object
To
be the first player to “eat every bite” of his/her food.
Set Up
1.
Punch
out tokens from the token sheets.
2.
Each
player chooses a token color and places the 12 tokens of the same color in
front of them.
3.
Players
choose one food item on the board he/she wishes to completely eat (cover up all
the number spots).
NOTE: Numbers spots on the food items are the
answers to the various math equations.
Playing the Game
- The youngest player
goes first and rolls the dice.
- Based on the numbers on
the dice, the player can either add, subtract, multiply or divide
the two numbers to create a single number. For example, if a player rolls a 2 and a 4. The possible single numbers are 6, 2,
or 8: 2 + 4 = 6; 4 – 2 = 2; 2 x 4
= 8 or 4 / 2 = 2.
- If the number created
is on the player’s chosen food, the player places one of his/her colored
tokens on the number.
- If the number created
does not appear on the player’s chosen food, that player’s turn is over
and game play moves to the left.
Winning the Game
The
first player to completely cover his/her selected food item wins the game.
Second Way to Play
(Magic Doubles)
Same instruction
as Clean Your Plate with the following special rules:
Special rules:
- If a
player rolls double 2s – Lose your next turn.
- If a
player rolls double 3s – Get another turn.
- If a
player rolls double 4s – Take 3 of your tokens off the board.
- If a
player rolls double 5s – Take any 3 tokens off the board.
Third
Way to Play (The Four Food Groups)
Object
To
be the first player to take “two bites” (cover 2 number spots) from each
of the four food groups.
Set Up
1.
Punch
out tokens from the token sheets.
2.
Each
player chooses a token color and places the 12 tokens of the same color in
front of them.
3.
Players
choose one food item from each of the four food groups below:
NOTE: Numbers spots on the food items are the
answers to the various math equations.
Four
Food Groups:
|
Meat/Protein
|
Dairy
|
Fruits/Vegetables
|
Grains
|
|
Chicken
Leg
|
Milk
|
Watermelon
|
Cereal
|
|
Egg
|
Yogurt
|
Apple
|
Pizza
(Crust)
|
|
|
Pizza
(Cheese)*
|
Ketchup
(Tomato)
|
|
|
|
|
Pizza
(Tomato sauce)*
|
|
*Note: Pizza falls into three of the four food
groups (dairy, fruits/vegetables and grains) but ONLY counts as one food group
per player. When a player selects Pizza, the player must call out what food
group he/she wishes to “eat”.
Playing the Game
- The youngest player
goes first and rolls the dice.
- Based on the numbers on
the dice, the player can either add, subtract, multiply or divide
the two numbers to create a single number. For example, if a player rolls a 2 and a 4. The possible single numbers are 6, 2,
or 8: 2 + 4 = 6; 4 – 2 = 2; 2 x 4
= 8 or 4 / 2 = 2.
- If the number created
is on more than one of the player’s chosen foods, the player places their
colored token on the number of ONLY one of his/her chosen foods.
·
Players
can select the same food items. However, only one token can cover one number spot
at a time.
- If the number created
does not appear on any of the player’s chosen foods, that player’s turn is
over and game play moves to the left.
Winning the Game
The
first player to “eat” two bites from each of the four food groups (covers a
total of 8 different number spots) wins the game.
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Corporation