Our first event of the “2012 Stezzi Math Olympics” was Multiplication Bingo. Like regular Bingo, students could win by getting five in a row horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.
Unlike regular Bingo, marking a square wasn’t as easy as “B-4″. I read off a multiplication problem
and students had to find the product on their Bingo sheets. At the end of the games, the student with the most Bingo wins won a gold medal. Second place received a bronze, and third place a silver.
While the top three received medals, the whole class did a great job of answering their problems quickly to add to their boards. Nice work everyone!
