Unit Fractions and Game Instructions

The video tutorial guides fifth-grade students on how to play the 'Workplace 2C Target Practice' game. It explains the setup, rules, and gameplay for two players or teams. Players spin spinners to generate numbers, create unit fractions, and aim to get as close to one whole as possible. The tutorial covers scoring and strategies for both players, emphasizing the use of fractions and basic arithmetic. The game continues with players marking used numbers and spinning again, fostering a fun and educational experience.

What is the first step after clicking the link in Canvas?

• Start playing the game immediately.

• Read the instruction page.

• Watch a video tutorial.

• Download the game.

What should players do if they need to review the instructions?

• Ask a friend for help.

• Guess the rules.

• Pause and reread the instruction page.

• Skip the instructions.

How many players can participate in the game?

• Two players or teams of two.

• Four players.

• Three players.

• Only one player.

What is the purpose of creating unit fractions in the game?

• To get as far from one whole as possible.

• To create the smallest possible fraction.

• To get as close to one whole as possible.

• To create the largest possible fraction.

What is the sum of one-half and one-fourth?

• One-half

• Three-fourths

• One-fourth

• One whole

How far is Player 1 from one whole after their turn?

• One-fourth

• One-half

• Three-fourths

• One-eighth

What is the role of the scoreboard in the game?

• To display the winner.

• To keep track of spins.

• To record the fractions used.

• To calculate the score.

What is the largest unit fraction Player 2 can choose?

• Fourths

• Twelfths

• Tenths

• Thirds

What is the sum of one-third and one-twelfth?

• One whole

• Seven-twelfths

• Four-twelfths

• Five-twelfths

How many more twelfths does Player 2 need to reach one whole?

• Five twelfths

• Nine twelfths

• Seven twelfths

• Three twelfths