Difference between revisions of "Ancient Number"
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===Objectives=== | ===Objectives=== | ||
| − | [[:Category:Table Games| Table Games]] | | + | [[Category:Table Games]] [[:Category:Table Games| Table Games]] | |
| − | [[:Category:Party Games| Party Games]] | | + | [[Category:Party Games]] [[:Category:Party Games| Party Games]] | |
| − | [[:Category:Riddles| Riddles]] | + | [[Category:Riddles]] [[:Category:Riddles| Riddles]] |
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number will always be the number of fingers you have placed discretely on the table. | number will always be the number of fingers you have placed discretely on the table. | ||
If a participant thinks he or she knows the pattern, ask him of her or to give an example rather than stating the answer so that other participants can continue to play. | If a participant thinks he or she knows the pattern, ask him of her or to give an example rather than stating the answer so that other participants can continue to play. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:10, 25 April 2019
Objectives
Table Games | Party Games | RiddlesGroup Size
SmallMaterials
Several pieces of silverware or short wooden sticks (e.g. matchsticks)
Set Up
None
Directions
Tell members of the group that you are going to use sticks/silverware/etc. to recreate an ancient number system. It is their goal to figure out how the system works. Place several sticks or pieces of silverware in a formation on the table. Unknown to the participants, the number will always be the number of fingers you have placed discretely on the table. If a participant thinks he or she knows the pattern, ask him of her or to give an example rather than stating the answer so that other participants can continue to play.
