fishing-math

Game Board - Print 4

Fishing for Fun- Math

Set up game: Each player needs a gameboard.   Select a scorekeeper.   Shuffle cards and deal 3 cards facedown to each player.Place remaining cards in the center of players face down as a draw pile.

How to play: 1. Player to the left of dealer places a card face up on any corresponding open space. Example: A picture card ( + - x ) can go on any of the blue spaces. The card can be placed on top or bottom row of your card or an opponent's gamecard. Once the card is played it cannot be moved to another space.
2. After a player plays a card they take a card from the draw pile. All players must have three cards in their hands.
3. Game continues going clockwise. If a player cannot play a card, the player must place one card face up in the discard pile, then draw another card. This ends their turn
4. A player may score when a 3-card combination is complete in any horizontal row on their gameboard. The cards may have been played by any player.
          How to keep score: Examples of star addition facts: 10+5=15,   0+5=5,   1+0=1
            Examples of shark subtraction facts: 10-5=5,   5-10= 0,   1-1=0
            Examples of double fish mulitiplication facts: 5x0=0,   1x5=5,    10x5=50
5. After points are recorded remove the 3-card combination and place in the discard pile. The empty spaces in the row are now open for further play.
How to win: First player to 100 points, WINS!