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Rock, Paper, Scissors: Place Value Base Ten Blocks {Numbers 2-25}
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Place Value Base Ten Blocks {Numbers 2-25}
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Place Value Base Ten Blocks {Numbers 2-25}
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Place Value Base Ten Blocks {Numbers 2-25}
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Place Value Base Ten Blocks {Numbers 2-25}
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Place Value Base Ten Blocks {Numbers 2-25}
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Place Value Base Ten Blocks {Numbers 2-25}
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Place Value Base Ten Blocks {Numbers 2-25}
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"I use this with my first graders who are practicing base ten blocks and place value. They love rock, paper, scissors. I've enjoyed all similar games from your store. THank you!"
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Leslie H.

Description

This product is an exciting twist on the "Rock, Paper, Scissors" hand game. It covers numbers 2-25 in base ten format (tens and ones) and is aligned with Common Core K.NBT.1. There are 7 pages with a total of 24 playing cards. You can choose to use all cards or pull out the ones you do not need. Print multiple pages if you want to increase the amount of playing cards. This game works wonderfully as a partner activity, or math center or station. It works well as a tutoring or enrichment activity too! This is a fun way to practice letter math and is a favorite with my class!

Directions:
Deal out all cards into two piles face down (one pile for each player). Both players draw a card from their pile. Each player must name the amount shown on the card. Once answers have been given, players lay their cards down to see who has won the round. Rock beats scissors, scissors beats paper, and paper beats rock. If a WILD card is drawn, the player may choose rock, paper, or scissors for that round. If it is a tie, both cards are returned to the middle of each player's stack. The winner of the round sets both cards into a separate pile of his/her winnings. Play continues until all cards are gone. The player with the greater number of cards in his/her winnings pile at the end of the game is the overall winner.

I have many other versions of my Rock Paper Scissors game that you can find by clicking on the "Rock, Paper, Scissors" custom tab on the left toolbar of my store or by clicking the links below.

Also available on Tpt:
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Place Value Base Ten Blocks {Numbers 2-25}
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Place Value Base Ten Blocks {Numbers Up to 99}
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Producing Rhyming Words
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Short a
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Short i
Rock, Paper, Scissors: CCVC Words [Initial Blends}
Rock, Paper, Scissors: CVCC Words {Final Blends}
Rock, Paper, Scissors: CVCe Words {Magic Silent e}
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Consonant Digraphs {ch, sh, th, ph, wh}
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Number Identification 0-10 {Subitizing in 5 Ways}
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Addition
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Subtraction
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Multiplication
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Division
Rock, Paper, Scissors: 2-Digit Mental Addition
Rock, Paper, Scissors: 2-Digit Mental Subtraction
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Telling Time {Hour and Half-Hour}
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Telling Time {5 Min Increments}
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Telling Time {To the Nearest Minute}
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Telling Time {BUNDLED}
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Antonyms
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Letter Naming and Sounds {FREE}
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Pre-Primer SIght Words {FREE}
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Dolch Primer Sight Words
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Dolch 1st Grade Sight Words
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Dolch 2nd Grade Sight Words


If you would like a "Rock, Paper, Scissors" game created with a different skill set, feel free to e-mail me at mary.lirette(at)yahoo.com

I hope that your learners enjoy this game as much as mine do!
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Rock, Paper, Scissors: Place Value Base Ten Blocks {Numbers 2-25}

Mary Lirette
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What others say

"I use this with my first graders who are practicing base ten blocks and place value. They love rock, paper, scissors. I've enjoyed all similar games from your store. THank you!"
star
Leslie H.

Description

This product is an exciting twist on the "Rock, Paper, Scissors" hand game. It covers numbers 2-25 in base ten format (tens and ones) and is aligned with Common Core K.NBT.1. There are 7 pages with a total of 24 playing cards. You can choose to use all cards or pull out the ones you do not need. Print multiple pages if you want to increase the amount of playing cards. This game works wonderfully as a partner activity, or math center or station. It works well as a tutoring or enrichment activity too! This is a fun way to practice letter math and is a favorite with my class!

Directions:
Deal out all cards into two piles face down (one pile for each player). Both players draw a card from their pile. Each player must name the amount shown on the card. Once answers have been given, players lay their cards down to see who has won the round. Rock beats scissors, scissors beats paper, and paper beats rock. If a WILD card is drawn, the player may choose rock, paper, or scissors for that round. If it is a tie, both cards are returned to the middle of each player's stack. The winner of the round sets both cards into a separate pile of his/her winnings. Play continues until all cards are gone. The player with the greater number of cards in his/her winnings pile at the end of the game is the overall winner.

I have many other versions of my Rock Paper Scissors game that you can find by clicking on the "Rock, Paper, Scissors" custom tab on the left toolbar of my store or by clicking the links below.

Also available on Tpt:
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Place Value Base Ten Blocks {Numbers 2-25}
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Place Value Base Ten Blocks {Numbers Up to 99}
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Producing Rhyming Words
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Short a
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Short i
Rock, Paper, Scissors: CCVC Words [Initial Blends}
Rock, Paper, Scissors: CVCC Words {Final Blends}
Rock, Paper, Scissors: CVCe Words {Magic Silent e}
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Consonant Digraphs {ch, sh, th, ph, wh}
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Number Identification 0-10 {Subitizing in 5 Ways}
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Addition
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Subtraction
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Multiplication
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Division
Rock, Paper, Scissors: 2-Digit Mental Addition
Rock, Paper, Scissors: 2-Digit Mental Subtraction
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Telling Time {Hour and Half-Hour}
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Telling Time {5 Min Increments}
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Telling Time {To the Nearest Minute}
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Telling Time {BUNDLED}
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Antonyms
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Letter Naming and Sounds {FREE}
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Pre-Primer SIght Words {FREE}
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Dolch Primer Sight Words
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Dolch 1st Grade Sight Words
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Dolch 2nd Grade Sight Words


If you would like a "Rock, Paper, Scissors" game created with a different skill set, feel free to e-mail me at mary.lirette(at)yahoo.com

I hope that your learners enjoy this game as much as mine do!
Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.

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Rated 5 out of 5
February 4, 2025
I use this with my first graders who are practicing base ten blocks and place value. They love rock, paper, scissors. I've enjoyed all similar games from your store. THank you!
Leslie H.
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Grades taught: 1st
Rated 4 out of 5
November 21, 2021
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Rated 5 out of 5
December 30, 2019
Great, thanks!
Liza B.
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Rated 5 out of 5
April 14, 2017
This was a great add-on to my math center project that I did for one of my education classes.
Jennifer H.
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Rated 5 out of 5
February 14, 2017
Just, exactly what I was looking for! Thanks a ton!
Tiffany D.
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Rated 5 out of 5
August 20, 2016
Love it, thank you!
Kelli K.
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February 20, 2016
Thank you so much! My kids love this game!
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Standards

to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
Compose and decompose numbers from 11 to 19 into ten ones and some further ones, e.g., by using objects or drawings, and record each composition or decomposition by a drawing or equation (e.g., 18 = 10 + 8); understand that these numbers are composed of ten ones and one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, or nine ones.
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