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Catch Billy Miner

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2013

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Are you looking for fresh ideas to challenge your students? Catch Billy Miner is a great game to play in class. We call this game unfair because there is a way to always win. By always winning you can have some fun with your students demonstrating your exceptional skills at game play. Once your students learn the winning strategy, they will have gained skills in solving problems with numbers and patterns.

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Pasanen, T. & Francis-Poscente, K. (2013). Catch Billy Miner, Delta-K: Journal of the Mathematics Council of the Alberta Teachers Association 50(3), 39-45.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/51692

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