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Welcome to 2009 Summer Math Camp Day 4 Tuesday, July 16

Engage in a fun Japanese counting game where players strive to reach 99 using double nines method with minimal turns. Learn elementary school grade terms in Japanese. Enjoy math challenges filled with excitement and strategic thinking.

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Welcome to 2009 Summer Math Camp Day 4 Tuesday, July 16

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  1. Welcome to 2009Summer Math CampDay 4Tuesday, July 16

  2. Let’s Count in Japanese

  3. Let’s Count in Japanese

  4. Let’s Count in Japanese

  5. Let’s Count in Japanese

  6. 10, 20, 30, 40, …

  7. 10, 20, 30, 40, …

  8. 101, 102, 103, …

  9. 101, 102, 103, …

  10. 100, 200, 300, 400, … 100: hyaku

  11. Elementary School • sho gakko • 　小学校 • 3rd grade: san nen sei • 4th grade: yon nen sei • 5th grade: go nen sei

  12. Teacher: sen sei 先生 • Principal: koh cho sensei

  13. Double Nines Player 1 keeps the calculator. Player 1 enters a 2-digit number less than 99. Player 2 tells Player 1 to add a number. Player 1 then tells Player 2 the number of nine's in the sum and one other number. Repeat this until 99 is shown on the calculator. The objective is to get 99 on the display with as few turns as possible. If the sum goes over 99, subtract the number just added – no new information is given.

  14. sansuu 算数 • dai suki 大好き

  15. sansuu, dai suki!!! • I LOVE MATH!!!

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