Math
Wow! We have been working super hard on building and adding numbers up to 120. Today, you are going to play Two Turns to Build again using your new materials, the bundles you made yesterday. I have added some challenge options at the end if you want them.
Part 1: Get your materials You will need your bundles, your tens spinner, dice, a paperclip and a pen or pencil. Make a new tens spinner if you need to. There is a picture of a spinner below. 
Part 2: Play the game! Watch this video to learn how to play!
Here are written directions. The game is called Two Turns to Build because each player gets two turns to build. The first player spins the spinner and rolls the dice. He or she builds that number with his/her bundles, and takes apart a bundle to get the right number of ones. Then he or she goes again, builds the second number, and adds the two together. The total is what he or she gets for that round. (Example: I spin 10 and roll 3 for 13. I spin 20 and roll 4 for 24. I build each number and add them -- my total for the round is 37. I write the equation: 13 + 24 = 37. I could also write 10 + 3 + 20 + 4 = 37. Both would be correct.)
The second player spins, rolls, and builds his or her number. Then, he or she spins, rolls and builds a second number. Add up the two numbers to get his/her total for the round. (Example: Aiden spins 10 and rolls 5. He builds 15. He then goes again, and spins 2 and rolls 3, so he builds 23. He writes his equation: 15 + 23 = 38.)
The players work together to write an inequality or equation. The person with the higher number wins a point. Tally points and the first person to five points wins! (Example: 37 < 38, Aiden wins this round!
Part 3: Try a challenge if you have time. Challenge 1: Instead of rolling a die, flip a card to see how many ones you need. This will make the game a little bit harder! Challenge 2: Invent your own spinner! Take a picture and send it to me.
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