The game is for 2-4 players. You’ll need one hundreds chart per group, plus one pawn per student. Each student also gets a sheet of paper that determines what moves they can make on their turn. Place 6 – 20 “gems” at random locations on the board–more gems mean a longer game. Player put their pawns wherever they like to start the game. On their turn, players choose a move, and move their pawn accordingly. If players land on a gem, they get to keep it. When all the gems are taken, the game is over, and the player with the most gems wins.
Example Turn
My mover is on 47 and there’s a gem I want on 58.
If I move +11, I’ll move to 58 and take the gem.