Perfect Square Bingo Card instructions
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Perfect Square Bingo Card instructions
On a piece of card stock or graph paper create a 4 x 4 grid with 16 squares which are each about 1 inch on each side.
In these squares write 1-squared through 16 squared, but use the exponent notation as I have in the photo above. Mix up the order of the square numbers.
Then make a second bingo board with the same dimensions but with all the perfect square numbers between 1 and 256. In other words
1-squared = 1 x 1 =1, so write 1 in a box.
2-squared is 2x2=4, so write 4 in a box.
3-squared is 3x3=9, so write 9 in a box
and so on through 16-squared which is 16x16=256
Our goal is to memorize 1-squared through 16-squared.
Perfect Square Bingo card can look like this below but don’t copy the order I used. You want a unique order.
I recommend you also take the 1-10’s multiplication quiz to see how long it takes you to get 40 questions correct. You are aiming for 60 seconds or less, but under 90 seconds is solid.