Integrable comes from the word ‘’integral’’ which means the area under the curve of a graph of the function or the function that is differentiated, and ‘’jumble’’ which means mix up in a confused or tidy way. The idea for it came from Scrabble, which is a word game wherein the player must form words in a crossword fashion. It gave us a hint to form a game like that, but it has a twist that the player would love, learn and have fun with it.

           I think of a possible game that will help not just us but other students who aren’t interested in Math so they will learn and explore more about a certain topic of the subject. This will be one of the ways to gain more knowledge about Integration. The game is challenging, but at the same time exciting, the players will think of a strategy that would stimulate their minds in solving various equations about integrals. Math may be a little bit boring for us, but this game will be fun, and it can be used as a new form of learning for students.

ll. Materials

• Dice
• Board

 

 

lll. Rules

1. Players are not free to choose what they want to answer. Player 1 will answer the equation 1 and the arranged letter as well as player 2 and so on.

            2. 3 minutes per equation and arranging the letters only.

3. If the player can’t answer or arranged the letter to form a word the other player will have the chance to answer it and gain the score.

4.  Every correct answer for the equation and the word will be 2 points to a player.

V. Gameplay

1. Set up the board and then the 2 players will throw the dice, whoever got the high number will be the first one to play.

2. The first player will answer the first equation.

3. If the player got the correct answer, he/she will pick the same number in the boxes in the side part of the board.

4. And arrange the letter to form a word that is related to Integral then place it in the crossword puzzle/the boxes.

5.. Play until the equations lasts.

V. Winning the game

            Whoever from the player gain more points will be the winner of the game.

By: Mrs. Arlene Q. Agustin | Teacher I – Social Studies | BATAAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL – SHS | Balanga City, Bataan