- Queensland Maths - File Types Students practice their
knowledge of factors and products. There are links to lessons on
how you might use this engaging game in the classroom. To play
this one-person game well, students need to work with equivalent
fractions, and be able to add and subtract fractions. Don't
forget to turn the sound on! Here is a neat two-person version
of the game. And here is the above game without all of the
instructions: In this cooperative learning activity, students
are presented with a real-world problem: Given a mirror and
laser pointer, determine the position where one should stand so
that a reflected light image will hit a designated target. This
investigation allows students to develop several rational
functions that models three specific forms of a rational
function. Students explore the relationship between the graph,
the equation, and problem context. From NCTM Illuminations. The
factor game is a classic! Play against a friend or play against
the computer. All you need to win is