i need help coming up with a game to play in my algebra 2 class?

Question

we are doing student projects in my algebra 2 class and i am going to be reteaching a previously learned lesson on writing equations of lines. so it will be about slope intercept form and all that kinda stuff. my partner and i had some kinda of bingo game in mind but we arent sure. if you have any ideas or suggestions that would be greatly appreciated. :D oh and the class is juniors and seniors
thanks

Answer 1

I play a game that I call Math-o.

Write 16 review questions that have distinct answers.

Have students fold a regular piece of paper in half four times.
When they open it up they will have 16 sections

Next have the students Randomly number their sections from 1-16. Small numbers so they have room to work the problems. This way everyone will have a unique game board.

Put the questions on the overhead or smartboard or whatever and have the students work out the problems.

Now you just read the answers randomly and have them circle them on their board. First one with four in a row, diagonal, or 4 corners wins. I usually keep playing for a few rounds.
1st-5 bonus points
2nd-3 bonus points
3rd-1 bonus point

Answer 2

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