Thoughts on Handmade Dice Teaching Plan in Small Class

Dice, a bo tool used for throwing in ancient folk entertainment in China. According to legend, it was made by Cao Zhi of Wei State during the Three Kingdoms period. Usually used as props for table games, the most common dice is six-sided dice, which is a regular cube with one to six holes (or numbers) on it, and the sum of the opposite numbers must be seven. China's dice are used to being painted red at one and four o'clock. Dice is a random number generator, which is easy to make and obtain. Dice is often mispronounced as sh m: i.

Dice is one of the indispensable tools for many recreational activities, such as playing mahjong and Pai Jiu. Dice here refers to gambling that depends solely on dice to decide whether to win or lose. Usually used to gamble on size. In sic bo, idle people bet on bookmakers. Before each bet, the dealer puts three dice in a covered vessel and shakes them. When the idlers have finished betting, the dealer opens the utensils and gives out prizes. Because the most common bet is to buy the size of the dice (a total of 4 to 10 is called small, 1 1 7 is called big, except those around the dice), it is often called a contest.