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Contents:
81 wooden pieces, each sized 100 x 100 x 9 mm – printed on both sides. Side 1: 9 sets of wooden pieces with different colours printed on them. Side 2: 9 sets of wooden pieces with the numbers 1 – 9 printed on them. 9 big grid cards containing 9 cells each. Instructions.
Suggestions for playing:
Side 1: Colour Sudoku
This game is played with 9 sets of wooden pieces in 9 different colours. Playing with grid cards: For example, each child is given a grid card.
· The pieces may be arranged by colour: Same colour for each grid card, for example, the colour red is put into each of the 9 cells.
· A different colour goes into each cell, that is, 9 different colours per grid card.
· A supervisor or therapist puts different colours into one or several cells beforehand. The child tries to find the missing colours and adds them.
· Colour sudoku is played just like classic sudoku: Each colour exists only once in the nine cells of each row and column.
· The colours can be called by their names to learn them while the game is played.
· The coloured pieces may be used to lay beautiful and varied patterns.
Side 2: Number Sudoku
This game is played with 9 sets of wooden pieces with the numbers 1 – 9. Playing with grid cards: For example, each child is given an grid card without wooden pieces.
· The pieces may be arranged by number: Same number for each grid card, for example, the number 1 is put onto each of the 9 cells.
· A different number goes into each cell, that is, the numbers 1 – 9.
· A supervisor or therapist puts one or several numbers into one or several cells beforehand. The child tries to find the missing numbers and adds them.
· Number sudoku is played just like classic sudoku: Each number exists only once in each row and column.
· The numbers can be called by their names to learn them while the game is played.
· The game also inspires the players to do arithmetic.
Design: Ursula Wünsch
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