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3. Remove all the other pieces and set them aside. (You will not need them for this game.)
4. Sort the remaining pieces into piles by size with the fraction-side up.
5. You will need a piece of paper and a pencil to keep score.
Playing the Game
1. Spin and collect the piece for the fraction value you spun.
2. Once you have enough pieces to equal an equivalent fraction to any piece in the middle pizza,
replace that piece of the center pizza with the equivalent pieces instead of spinning.
(For example, you have one piece and two pieces. On your next turn, you may replace
the piece of the whole pizza with your one piece and two pieces.)
3. Scoring: When you replace pieces with the center pizza you receive 1 point for every piece
you put in.
(For example, you replaced one piece with one piece and two pieces for a total of
3 pieces traded. Therefore, you would receive 3 points.)
4. Game play continues until one player reaches 10 points.
Special notes
1. Pieces that are replaced can be either larger or smaller as long as they are equivalent.
(For example, you can replace a piece with two pieces or you can replace two pieces with
a piece.)
2. Be sure pieces you trade are in fact equivalent. Use a piece of paper and pencil to check your
answers.
The spinner
• If you spin FREE, choose any piece from the center pile.
Alternate game play
For a shorter or longer game, simply adjust the total points needed to win.
Game #5: Who Can Eat the Most?
2-4 players
Skill: Reducing Fractions
Object of the game: To be the player to collect the most pieces by reducing and finding equivalent
fractions.
Set up
1. Use game #5 spinner.
2. Sort the remaining pieces into piles by size with the fraction-side up.
Playing the Game
1. Spin and reduce the fraction you spun to one of the pizza fraction values. Say the equivalent
fraction aloud.
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