Also called dots and dashes, dots and boxes or pigs in a pen. This is a really old game by French mathematician Édouard Lucas. Now it can be educational and fun. I first saw this by Rebecca at Unbroken Bonds and adapted it for my students.
I put descriptions in each box (rotation vs. revolution) but you could make a generic grid and use it with any worksheet.
Students take turns drawing lines. When they complete a box, they get a point if they can answer the question. Either rotation or revolution or a question from a worksheet.This makes a great early finisher activity or as part of a station rotation.