Description

Player A rolls the die and draws that number of large circles. Player B rolls the die and does the same. Then, Player A rolls the die again and draws that many stars inside each of their circles. Player B rolls the die and repeats the process. Each player writes the number sentence showing how many stars they have (for example, four circles with three stars in each circle would be 4×3=12 stars). Play six rounds and then determine the total number of stars each player has.

Variation

In each round, after Player A draws the stars in their circles, determine the probability that Player B will end up with more stars than Player A.

Materials Needed

One die, paper, and a pencil for each player.

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