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    1. The document describes rules for a rational numbers game involving drawing tiles from a bag. Players take turns drawing tiles and can keep going as long as they draw rational numbers. 2. If a player draws an irrational number, they lose their tiles. Special tiles like "Dragon" double the pile's points, "Monkey" requires putting two tiles back, and "Cow" passes the pile immediately. 3. The player passes the pile when they finish drawing, and the next player can either start over or keep drawing with their pile, needing to draw at least three tiles if continuing.

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    1. The document describes rules for a rational numbers game involving drawing tiles from a bag. Players take turns drawing tiles and can keep going as long as they draw rational numbers. 2. If a player draws an irrational number, they lose their tiles. Special tiles like "Dragon" double the pile's points, "Monkey" requires putting two tiles back, and "Cow" passes the pile immediately. 3. The player passes the pile when they finish drawing, and the next player can either start over or keep drawing with their pile, needing to draw at least three tiles if continuing.

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    34 Rationals - The Game

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    1. The document describes rules for a rational numbers game involving drawing tiles from a bag. Players take turns drawing tiles and can keep going as long as they draw rational numbers. 2. If a player draws an irrational number, they lose their tiles. Special tiles like "Dragon" double the pile's points, "Monkey" requires putting two tiles back, and "Cow" passes the pile immediately. 3. The player passes the pile when they finish drawing, and the next player can either start over or keep drawing with their pile, needing to draw at least three tiles if continuing.

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    1. Journal ­ What did we do yesterday
    DON'T SKIP PAGES
    DATE on EVERYTHING
    2. Grid it up
    3. Homework
    ­ check booklet
    ­ take in fortune tellers
    4. Rational Rosie and Fraction Fred go on a picnic
    5. Rationals Game
    6. How to make a zero
    7. Weekend homework ­ finish colouring the booklet from 
    yesterday AND figure out the rules

    1
    2
    Natural Numbers
    Whole Numbers
    Integers
    Rational Numbers
    Real  Numbers
    Complex Numbers

    3
    The Rationals Game Rules

    Game Play
    One player (Pascal) begins by taking a tile out of the bag.  This player may either keep taking tiles or 
    stop for as long as he/she wants.

    Passing
    When that person (Pascal) is finished taking tiles, he/she passes the whole pile to the person on his/her 
    left (Murphy).  That person can choose to start over or keep going.

    If the new person (Murphy) decides to start over, the old person (Pascal) gets as many points as 
    he/she had tiles, and the tiles go back in the pile.

    If the new person (Murphy) keeps going, he/she must take at least three tiles.  If he/she doesn't get a 
    stop (see later), he/she can keep going as long as he/she keeps drawing rational numbers.  If the new 
    person gets a stop, the old person (Pascal) gets all the points (one per tile), and the tiles all go back in 
    the pile.

    Stops
    If a player draws an irrational number, he/she loses all the tiles and they go back in the pile (unless the 
    pile came from a previous player ­­ then that player gets the points).

    Special Cards
    If a player draws a "Dragon" tile, the pile is worth double the number of tiles.
    If a player draws a "Monkey" tile, he/she has to put two tiles back into the pile.
    If a player draws a "Cow" tile, he/she passes the pile to the next person immediately.  The next person 
    can either stop or keep going (no 3­tile rule).

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