Today is Day 59 of our stay-at-home time.
Keep reading to find a fun chicken math game and how to make your own game of checkers!
CHICKEN COOP MATH GAME
Since you are writing about chickens this week, I thought it would be fun to play a chicken game! Use what you know about 100 and fractions to play this online game. Here is the link to the PBS kids website to play the game:
https://pbskids.org/peg/games/chicken-coop
HOW TO MAKE A GAME OF CHECKERS
You will need:
* paper, scissors, ruler, pencil, crayon, aluminum foil and cardboard
What to do:
Make the checkerboard
* Draw a grid of 64 squares using a ruler and a pencil. To fit on a regular sized piece of paper, the sides of the squares must be 2 and a half cm long.
* Draw the vertical lines and then the horizontal lines. Cut the extra paper off to make the big square checkerboard.
* Using a crayon (or marker or pencil crayon) colour in every other square.
Make the game pieces
* Make 12 small balls of aluminum foil for the first player.
* Make 12 small circles of cardboard for the second player. (I traced the end of a glue stick for the circle shape.)
*** You can use anything for the game pieces, for example: dried beans, plastic bottle caps or beads.
Have fun playing Checkers using your very own homemade checkerboard!
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