Double It Game

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Overview:

A game where players use their knowledge of doubles to place 4 counters in a row. Designed for early and middle years students. Laminate for a long-lasting resource.

Learning Objectives:

Recognise and recall doubles facts.
Develop strategic thinking and planning skills.
Reinforce mental arithmetic through repeated practice.

How the Activity Works:

Players roll a 6-sided dice and double the number they roll. They then find the corresponding double on the game board and cover it with a counter. The first player to place 4 counters in a row wins the game. This activity helps students solidify their understanding of doubles while engaging in a competitive and fun game.

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