Prime Numbers Game

Term to Know:

Prime Number: a number with no factors except itself and 1 (The prime numbers you'll see during the game are 2, 3, 5, and 7. The number 1 is not a prime number and is instead classified as a unit.)

What You Need:

• Deck of Playing Cards (with face cards removed)

What You Do:

1. Shuffle the cards and deal them face down to the players and ask the players to arrange their in a pile.
2. Each round consists of all the players turning over the first card in their pack in an outward motion, giving every player a fair chance of seeing the card as it's turned over.
3. When a prime is played, the first player to call out "prime" takes the card and any others that may be in the stack. If there's a tie, the pile should remain in the center and play should continue. If the number turned over isn't a prime number, leave the cards in the center of the table until a prime number appears and the cards are won.
4. After a player wins cards, they must shuffle them into their deck before the game can continue.
5. Play until one player has all the cards or set a time limit on the game and stop when time is up.
6. The player with the most cards at the end of the game wins.