Unit: The Games We Play
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I have a personal rule, which is that every Friday, no matter where we are, we spend at least half the period playing a fun game. Sometimes they are teacher-led, sometimes the students play in groups. They are always fun, never overly competitive, and they are ALWAYS math-based. I have never had a complaint that they weren't math based, and I have never had a student seriously refuse to play for the entire period. They are always sucked in!
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Monopoly: Oakland
Resources: 5 Students will understand systemic economic inequities and the concentration of wealth in the context of privatized, capitalized economies. They will contrast this with class equality and/or public ownership. (Yes, this is a pinko-commie game if you want it to be, or it is just a model of why there are kinks in the "American Dream," you take it as far as you like.) |
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