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    Player 1 rolls two dice to determine the dimensions of their first array, which they color and write a multiplication sentence in. Taking turns, Player 2 does the same, starting from their corner. Players place new arrays so they touch existing arrays; if a player cannot place an array on their turn, they skip. The winner is the player who has filled the most squares at the end.

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    Player 1 rolls two dice to determine the dimensions of their first array, which they color and write a multiplication sentence in. Taking turns, Player 2 does the same, starting from their corner. Players place new arrays so they touch existing arrays; if a player cannot place an array on their turn, they skip. The winner is the player who has filled the most squares at the end.

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    Array Capture: Player 1

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    Andrea Pomarrosa
    Player 1 rolls two dice to determine the dimensions of their first array, which they color and write a multiplication sentence in. Taking turns, Player 2 does the same, starting from their corner. Players place new arrays so they touch existing arrays; if a player cannot place an array on their turn, they skip. The winner is the player who has filled the most squares at the end.

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    ARRAY CAPTURE

    1. The first player rolls two dice. Those are the dimensions of their first array. ( For example, if a
    player rolls a four and a five then they will build an array measuring 4 by 5)
    2. The first player colors their array with their color. (player two will have a different color) Then
    they write their multiplication sentence in the array. On the first roll player one must start on the
    starting square. After that all other arrays will need to touch the array already in place.
    3. Player two takes their turn and goes about it in the same fashion as player one, but from their
    corner.
    4. If a player cannot place an array because their isn't room then they skip their turn. Whoever has
    the most squares filled at the end wins.

    Player 1

    Player 2

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