This afternoon, the last task for the day was to create your own snakes and ladders with multiplication/division. If you don’t know how to play snakes and ladders, I play it where the first person rolls the dice. Whatever the dice lands on e.g. 4, you move whatever steps which in this case, would be 4. If you land at the bottom of the ladder, you move to wherever the ladder takes you. If you land at the top of the ladder, nothing happens. If you land at the bottom of the snake, nothing happens. If you land at the mouth of the snake, you go to where the tail of the snake takes you. Also, if you land in the middle of a ladder or a snake, nothing happens. There will be a question to answer, and if you answer wrong, you stay where you are. This is my multiplication snakes and ladders.
Which game/s is/are your favourite?
Kia ora Isa,
It’s Charlotte here, a blog commenter from the Summer Learning Journey. Well done on your Snakes and Ladders board. I can see you have put quite a lot of time and effort into completing it!
This looks like such a fun game to play! Snakes and Ladders was one of my favourite games to play with my siblings when we were younger and adding math makes it even more fun! What was your favourite part about designing this game?
My favourite board game is a game called Catan, it involves a bit of skill and a bit of luck, have you played before? What is your favourite game?
Ngā Mihi Nui
Charlotte Visser
Summer Learning Journey