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Instructions for four educational card games: Pyramid Solitaire, Fish For Ten, Mystery Card, and Tic-Tac-Ten. Pyramid Solitaire is a solitaire game where the goal is to remove cards that equal 10 from a pyramid. Fish For Ten is a game similar to Go Fish, where the objective is to make pairs that equal 10. Mystery Card is a solitaire game where the player tries to match cards and predict the number on a hidden card. Tic-Tac-Ten is a variation of tic-tac-toe where the winner is the first player to get three numbers in a row that equal 10. Each game comes with its own set of rules and objectives.
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Number Bonds of 10:
great! If you can’t, place this card face up in the discard pile. You can use the top card of the discard pile for any future matches. Goal: Get rid of all of the cards in the pyramid.
removed.
also be 6 or 7). This is played similar to “Go Fish.”
could go with one of your cards to make 10. If he/she has the card, you get to keep it and you have a match. If he/she does not, then he says , “Go Fish for Ten,” and you take a card from the deck (or the “pond”).
1, (^9) 3, 7
5, 5
4, 6 2, 8
Materials:
tic-tac-toe grid 2 players 1 number cube / dice Each player needs a different color magic marker or crayon Ten-frame and tokens (optional) Directions:
Tip #2: Each player can use a 10 frame and some tokens to keep track of total or number needed to make 10.
Tip #1: When 2 numbers are showing on the grid, it is helpful for each player to determine what # on the dice would be needed to make 10 so they know in advance what to look for. Player 1 might say: “2 + 4 = 6. I need a 4 in this spot to win.” Or, “3+6 =9, so I need a 1 in this spot to win.”