Each player, in turn, moves their colored chip and marks their product on the game board. The winner is the first player to mark 4 squares in a row – up, down, across, or diagonally.

This lesson presents The Produce Game, an activity through which students see the relationship between products and factors. Though there are four lessons in this unit, the activities below …

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The product game is a great way to discuss factor pairs, products and prime numbers with students. By observ-ing what numbers are included on the game board and interesting …

Player A puts a paper clip on a number in the factor list. Player A does not mark a square on the product grid because only one factor has been marked: it takes two factors to mark a product.

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Read the following rules before you begin playing The Product Game. Player 1 puts a paper clip on a number in the factor list. No square on the product grid is marked with Player 1’s color …