Estimate the Percentage Game

Estimate the percentage game

Estimate the percentage – a fun game, perfect for the interactive whiteboard.

Suggested Rules

Estimate the percentage of the circle that is coloured green. Write down your guess.

Click the red “Answer” button to see the actual amount that is shaded in.

Your score is the difference between your estimate and actual amount. The aim of the game is to get the lowest possible score.

Click the green “Play” button to play again.

And that’s it. Simple, fun and a great way to practise percentages.

Hints

Use your knowledge of fractions to help you – half the circle is 50%, a quarter is 25% etc.

Don’t forget, it’s the percentage you’re trying to guess!

You can play the game **>Here<**

Or use the menu tab above

Estimate the percent nav link

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3 Comments

  1. Posted 09/01/2022 at 10:26 pm | Permalink

    My students absolutely love this game (some teachers, too). Last week, I took my small classes on walks around the building where we hooked up to random smart tvs in our hallways and had competitions with whomever walked by. Teachers, admins, our students, other students, secretaries, social workers, etc A blast!! Check out my instagram for some scenes 🙂

    • BAadmin4
      Posted 09/01/2022 at 10:50 pm | Permalink

      Delighted that you & your students enjoyed this. Thanks for the feedback, I had a look at your instagram – some great scenes that may feature in a future blog post

  2. Posted 09/01/2022 at 10:26 pm | Permalink

    My students absolutely love this game (some teachers, too). Last week, I took my small classes on walks around the building where we hooked up to random smart tvs in our hallways and had competitions with whomever walked by. Teachers, admins, our students, other students, secretaries, social workers, etc A blast!! Check out my instagram for some scenes 🙂

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