This document describes a math learning game called LWIT (Learning With Integers) that was created by Carl Alexander Felton. The game aims to teach students skills related to integers like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of integers through a board game format where students race cars across the board. It includes components like game boards, cards with math problems for the left and right hands, dice, answer folders and is written in 6 languages. The creator notes the most difficult part is tracking gas levels and suggests the game could be improved to include more players.

1. Math 6 Milestone
LWIT
LEARNING WITH INTEGERS
By Carl Alexander Felton

2. Introducing
LWIT
Don’t let your right hand know what your left hand is doing!

3. Introduction to LWIT

4. LWIT
 Goal 1: Getting through the desert before you run out of gas by solving math
problems with integers.
 Goal 2: Learning to add, subtract, multiply, and divide with integers
 Goal3: Learn how to solve basic word problems
 Goal 4: Learn how to use a number line with integers
 Goal 5: Learn basic fractions
 Goal 6: Having fun learning about integers

5. All about LWIT
Contents of LWIT
• LWIT board game
• 2 decks of left and right hand
cards (20 each)
• 2 answer card folders
• 1 set of paper dice
• 2 pencils
• 2 pieces of scratch paper
• Rules and instructions
• 2 Miniature race cars
What’s Unique
• Racecars in the desert
• Used my left and right hand as
cards
• There are hints all around the
board game
• Also get to learn basic fractions
• Written in English, Arabic,
French, Japanese, Spanish, and
Korean (6 different languages)
What’s the most difficult
• Trying to keep up with how
much gas you have
How can I improve LWIT
• Make the game for more than
two people

6. Instructions in 6 different languages!
English, Arabic, French, Japanese, Spanish, and Korean!

7. LWIT the beginning
An Outline of LWIT LWIT finished!

8. Using my miniature race cars as board pieces

9. Hints on the board and free gas as you drive

10. Using my left and right hand to make hand cards with integer
math problems!

11. Getting a good look at the board!

12. More close ups and hints!

13. All the pieces coming together!
Now we can play!