Math Facts Dice Game

What You Do:

1. Players take turns rolling all four dice. The person who has rolled the dice attempts to combine the numbers shown in a way that the final result is on the game board. They may use addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. (For example, if the numbers 6, 6, 4, and 5 are rolled, a player could explain that (6x6) + (5-4) = 37 then claim the "37" space on the game board.)
2. Once a player has an answer that is on the game board, they place one of their markers on that number. Play then passes to the next player.
3. A player may attempt to occupy any empty cell but cannot share a cell with another player.
4. The first player to have four of their markers in the same row, column, or diagonal, wins!

Variations:

• For the first game, have players work on separate gameboards, so they don't need to worry about other players blocking their moves.
• Allow the use of powers and square roots.
• Allow players to use calculators. (This puts the focus on the skill and not the computation.)
• Change the number of dice used.