Earth Day Bump Game Boards
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How to play the Bump Game:
Each player needs different color tokens (or mini-erasers).
Use a die or a wooden cubes with the numbers suggested (either 1 through 6 or 4 through 9).
Players take turns rolling the die and placing their token on the correct answer.
If the other player has one token on that space, they can be "bumped" off.
Once a player has two of their own tokens on the Earth space, it is theirs to keep.
The player with the most covered Earths at the end wins the game!
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Add 1: Use a die with the numbers 1 through 6. Roll and add 1
to the number rolled.
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Did you know:
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The US consumes 1500 plastic water bottles every second.
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Add 2: Use a die with the numbers 1 through 6. Roll and add 2
to the number rolled.
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Did you know: 38,000 miles of ribbon are thrown away each year,
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enough to tie a bow around the Earth.
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Doubling 1 to 6: Use a die with the numbers 1 through 6. Roll
and double the number rolled.
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Did you know: Every year, Americans throw away enough paper and
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plastic cups, forks, and spoons to circle the equator 300 times.
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Doubling 4 to 9: Use a wooden cube or die with the
numbers 4 through 9. Roll and double the number rolled.
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Did you know: Every year, Americans use approximately 102.1 billion
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plastic bags, creating tons of landfill waste.
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Multiplication 2s: Use a die with the numbers 4 through 9. Roll
and multiply the number rolled by 2.
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Did you know: A recycled aluminum can be back on the shelf in 60 days.
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Multiplication 3s: Use a die with the numbers 4 through 9. Roll
and multiply the number rolled by 3.
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Did you know: There is now six times more plastic debris in parts
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of the North Pacific Ocean than zooplankton.
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Multiplication 4s: Use a die with the numbers 4 through 9. Roll
and multiply the number rolled by 4.
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Did you know: At least 90 percent of the price of a bottle of water is for things
other than the water itself, like bottling, packaging, shipping and marketing.
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Multiplication 8s: Use a die with the numbers 4 through 9. Roll
and multiply the number rolled by 8.
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Did you know: Because plastic water bottles are shielded from sunlight in
landfills, they will not decompose for thousands of years
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Multiplication by 9s: Use a die with the numbers 4 through 9.
Roll and multiply the number rolled by 9.
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Did you know: Only 10 percent of the 140.3 million cell phones retired in 2007
were recycled.
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