Lucky Six

Before playing the game, students will be given a Lucky Six game board, one number cube, and counters of two different colors. Students will play with a partner. Player one will roll the number cube. If they roll 1 they must add 20 to the number rolled. If they roll 2 or 4 they must add 40 to the number rolled. If they roll a 3 or 5 they must add 50 to the number rolled. If they roll 6 they may add 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, or 100 to the number rolled. So, if the player rolled a 3, they would add 50 plus 3. That would equal 53. The student would say the math sentence, "I rolled 3 and added 50. 3 + 50= 53." Then, the student would take their color counter and cover 53 on the game board. Students can only cover one number on each turn. Students will take turns until one player has four counters in a line.