Need more inspiration? Have a look at some games here.
Teammate if you choose (groups of two max)
Your fantastic knowledge of probability… or your notes on the probability unit.
Techy and low tech stuff:
Laser cutter
3D Printer
STEM Lab and all the tools in there
Color Poster Printer (prints large scale stuff)
Color Printer
Paper cutter
Cardboard, lots and lots of cardboard
Glue, tape, scissors hot glue, colored paper, colored pencils, markers, and anything else in the back closet.
Google Slides - make the slide size the exact size of your board for you game and create the board on there. This is much easier than using Illustrator and you don’t have to spend 2 hours downloading it!
Adobe Illustrator - for creating a board/poster to print (I think you can get access to this... I have to talk to IT)
SketchUp - 3D Modeling Program for 3D Printing
MatterControl - outputs SketchUp file to the 3D Printer
Adobe Kuler Find beautiful color palettes developed by graphic designers.
DaFont - Find awesome fonts to use on your game pieces/boards/cards etc.
The internet! Go look and see what kind of probability games exist.
From now until CAP you can have class time to work on your creation. We will play your games on the day of our CAP. Think about what kinds of prizes you could give out. Maybe you have some things at home you would like to give away...