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HOW TO PLAY SCI – DAMATHS ?

( SCI = Science, DAMA = Pinoy checker board, MATHS = Mathematics )

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction 1
Rules of the Sci - Damaths 3
Special moves and score 4
What is Sci - Damaths? 5
Construction of standard Board
Sci - damaths board and chips 6
Notation 7
Powers of the chips 8
How to use the board? 11
Sci-Damaths operation 12
Writing moves 13
Scoresheets 14
Notes 15
Chips 17

Counting Damaths 21
Whole Damaths 23
Fraction Damaths 25
Integer Damaths 27
Rational Damaths 29
Radical Damaths 31
Polynomial Damaths 33
Binary Damathan 35
Best move Water patrol Dama 37
Power patrol sci - dama 39
Electro sci - dama 41
Dama Sci - notation 43
THI Sci - Dama 45
Thermo Sci – Dama 47

Introduction

Board games used for a number of educational purposes, as have been proven to help stimulate the minds of children in a fun and informative way. Learning things like conservation of energy, mathematical operations can be difficult for young children, usually depending on their age and the amount of attention they have received on the object. It has also been long proven that most children have a better time learning skills when they are presented in a fun, interactive format, and giving educational math board games on which to make their stand. Sci - Damaths ( Sci = Science, Dama = Pinoy game checker board, maths = mathematics) is one such board game which helps children to easily begin to master the skills of basic math and energy conservation. The game plays out across a table, much like Pinoy typical game DAMA . There are 24 chips in each set of the game, which come in editions for each basic math & science skill. Some set focus on addition, while others help players learn their addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division skills. The easy format helps any player to adapt quickly to the game and with a fun, slightly competitive

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