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How To Run a KenKen Tournament
A KenKen competition is a great way to show your students how fun math can be, and it can be conducted simply and easily. In as little as 10 minutes, you can run a “KenKen Quick Competition”, or you can generate even more excitement with a Multi-Round KenKen Tournament, complete with a Championship Round. We’ve created “how-to” instructions you can use in your classroom. Just click below to download the PDF.
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