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The game of SKUNK presents middle-grade students with an experience that clearly involves both choice and chance. SKUNK is a variation on a dice game also known as \"pig\" or \"hold'em.\" The object of SKUNK is to accumulate points by rolling dice. Points are accumulated by making several \"good\" rolls in a row but choosing to stop before a \"bad\" roll comes and wipes out all the points. SKUNK can be played by groups, by the whole class at once, or by individuals.

The Game of SKUNK

To start the game each player makes a score sheet like this:

Each letter of SKUNK represents a different round of the game; play begins with the \"S\" column and continue through the \"K\" column. The object of SKUNK is to accumulate the greatest possible point total over five rounds. The rules for play are the same for each of the five rounds.

- At the beginning of each round, every player stands. Then, a pair of dice is rolled. (Everyone playing uses that roll of the dice; unlike other games, players do not roll the dice for just themselves.)

- A player gets the total of the dice and records it in his or her column, unless a \"one\" comes up.

- If a \"one\" comes up, play is over for that round and all the player's points in that column are wiped out.

- If \"double ones\" come up, all points accumulated in prior columns are wiped out as well.

- If a \"one\" doesn't occur, the player may choose either to try for more points on the next roll (by continuing to stand) or to stop and keep what he or she has accumulated (by sitting down).

Note: If a \"one\" or \"double ones\" occur on the very first roll of a round, then that round is over and each player must take the consequences.

\\thereforeVery Important: Make the player chooes how many players he wants to play against.

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