“Tatsulok” is a Philipino word which means three corners. The player must form one big equilateral triangle (like the figure above) by correctly connecting the sides of 16 small triangles. If the connection is wrong, students will not be able to complete the puzzle.

Not Pre-Cut and Laminated

Contains:

Adding and Subtracting Integers
Area and Perimeter
Consumer Math
Find the Slope of the Line
MDAS
Mean, Median, Mode, and Range
Multiplication and Division of Fractions
Number Sequence
PEMDAS
Rational Numbers
Simple Interest (Not Compounded)
Surface Area (Cone, Cylinder, Sphere)
Transversal of Parallel Lines
Volume (Cube, prism, Pyramid, Cylinder, Cone, and Sphere)
Which Point Satisfies the Equation? (x,y)

Tatsulok Middle/High School (Set of 15)

$24.95

$17.95

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GAME DESCRIPTION

GAME CONTENT: 2 SETS of 16 triangle cards, Worksheet, Instruction and Answer Key

NUMBER OF PLAYERS: individual, pair, or group activity

SUGGESTED USE: Enrichment, Guided Instruction, Individual or Group Assessment, Review, Competition/Race

HOW TO PLAY THE GAME

1. The card with the game topic (written in CAPITAL LETTERS) will be laid down first.

2. The next card that should be laid down must match / answer the word or problem beneath the game title.

3. The player(s) must find the matching answer or solution of every open side of the triangles until the puzzle is complete and a big equilateral triangle is formed.

4. The student(s) will answer a worksheet (and show solution when necessary) as they play.

Tatsulok Middle/High School (Set of 15)

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