Exploring Expanded Form with Dicey Tens and Ones

What materials are needed to play Dicey Tens and Ones?

• A pair of dice of two different colors

• Two spinners of different colors

• A single die and a spinner

• A pair of dice of the same color

What should be used to write on the recording form?

• A dry erase marker

• A ballpoint pen

• A permanent marker

• A pencil

Can the game be played if the dice are the same color?

• Yes, but it's not recommended

• No, it's against the rules

• No, you must have colored dice

• Yes, just assign one die to each place

What is the purpose of the protective plastic sleeve?

• To keep the recording form clean

• To make the game more challenging

• To differentiate between teams

• There is no purpose

How are the roles of Partner A and Partner B decided?

• The teacher assigns them

• Mutually deciding

• By drawing straws

• By rolling the dice

Where should the green dice be placed in the example?

• It does not matter

• In the ones place

• In the tens place

• Outside the recording form

What does a roll of 4 and 6 represent in the game?

• 604

• 406

• 46

• 64

How is the number 46 written in standard form using the dice?

• 4 in the tens place and 6 in the ones place

• 6 in the tens place and 4 in the ones place

• 4 and 6 in the ones place

• 6 and 4 in the tens place

What happens after Partner A rolls the dice?

• Partner B rolls the dice

• The game ends

• Partner B guesses the number

• Partner A writes the number in standard form

What should be done after writing the number in standard form?

• Erase the board

• Leave it for the next round

• Show it to the teacher

• Take a photo