1. A
Maze of
Zeros

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3. DIRECTIONS:
2—4 Players
Materials:
Chips to mark place
How to Play:
1. Everyone places their chip on the number at the top of the page.
2. Each person draws a card and does that operation by the number they are on. If the answer is connected to the circle, the player may then move to the corresponding circle. If the answer is not connected, the player may not move on this turn.
3. On the next turn, the players continue to do the operation they drew by the circle they are on. For example, if a player is on 250 and the player draws a divide by 10, then the player will do 250/10. If 25 is connected to their circle they may move to it.
4. The first player to make it through the maze to get to the number at the bottom of the page wins.
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4. 25
START 25
2.5
250
.25
250
2,500
2.5
2,500 25
.25
250
2.5
.25
.25
250 25
250
END
2.5 25

5. X 10
X 100
X 10
X 100
X 10
X 100

6. X X X X X X