Megan and I divided a set of playing cards up , after removing face value cards and 10s, and we each put down three cards. Then, we arranged them to the highest value and read their value. The one with the highest number in the end, wins both players cards. I was starting to see this as boring , but when we tied in the hundreds place, which didn't happen a lot, we had to then compare our tens value. In this case, I would turn the cards on their sides and we would do the resulting subtraction to see how much the other person won by.
Playing Cards and Math Place Value War
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