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Ganz Schon Clever
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If you are new to the world of Roll and Write, then this game is probably the best place to start. Even if you're not new, you definitely need Ganz Schon Clever in your collection!
All you need to do is get yourself one of the paper score sheets, a pen or pencil, the six coloured dice provided and decide whether you want to play with others or solo! You are ready to begin!
All the dice are rolled and that player chooses three and checks off or marks on the numbers of the corresponding coloured dice. All other players now chose from the remaining dice one number to apply to their sheet.
Play then passes on clockwise and continues until all the rounds have been played. This differs according to player count.
So, what happens with the different coloured dice? Take the yellow and choose which number in the yellow grid to check off. The blue is the same, but it can only be marked off when totalled with the “wild” white die.
Mark off green, if it is higher than the last number, resetting at five. Orange allows you to write in which ever number is rolled, and the same goes for purple as long it’s higher than the last number written, this resets at six.
Special Abilities are unlocked when marking off or filling numbers. These can help you achieve more, and are brilliantly satisfying when they link, and trigger each other.
There is so much to do in Ganz Schon Clever. As a result, careful planning is needed in order to get the most out of each go, although not everything will be accomplished by the game end! So, choose wisely and have fun!
Player Count: 1-4
Time: 30 Minutes
Age: 8+
All you need to do is get yourself one of the paper score sheets, a pen or pencil, the six coloured dice provided and decide whether you want to play with others or solo! You are ready to begin!
All the dice are rolled and that player chooses three and checks off or marks on the numbers of the corresponding coloured dice. All other players now chose from the remaining dice one number to apply to their sheet.
Play then passes on clockwise and continues until all the rounds have been played. This differs according to player count.
So, what happens with the different coloured dice? Take the yellow and choose which number in the yellow grid to check off. The blue is the same, but it can only be marked off when totalled with the “wild” white die.
Mark off green, if it is higher than the last number, resetting at five. Orange allows you to write in which ever number is rolled, and the same goes for purple as long it’s higher than the last number written, this resets at six.
Special Abilities are unlocked when marking off or filling numbers. These can help you achieve more, and are brilliantly satisfying when they link, and trigger each other.
There is so much to do in Ganz Schon Clever. As a result, careful planning is needed in order to get the most out of each go, although not everything will be accomplished by the game end! So, choose wisely and have fun!
Player Count: 1-4
Time: 30 Minutes
Age: 8+
€18.95
Giant Foam Dot Dice 2 Pack
LER 2228
Colourful 4cm dice add fun to game play and maths activities.
Set of 2.
Ages 3-7
Set of 2.
Ages 3-7
€7.95
Ludo Transparent Counters 6 cols LS10
LER 0131
Use as a counter or for basic maths operations, these 2cm counters come in 6 transparent colours, ideal for colour sorting.
Set includes 250 counters
Set includes 250 counters
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Playing Cards
BAN H36805
As well as always being a family favourite playing cards can be a useful educational tool in various ways. For example:
Mathematics: Playing cards can be used to teach basic mathematical operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Additionally, playing card games like poker, blackjack, and bridge can help students develop their mental math skills.
In summary, playing cards can be an engaging and fun way to teach a variety of subjects and skills, making them a versatile and valuable educational tool.
Mathematics: Playing cards can be used to teach basic mathematical operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Additionally, playing card games like poker, blackjack, and bridge can help students develop their mental math skills.
In summary, playing cards can be an engaging and fun way to teach a variety of subjects and skills, making them a versatile and valuable educational tool.
€2.50
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Quiet, durable and washable foam dice for classroom games and teaching probability.
Dice measure 1.6cm x 1.6cm.
Dice measure 1.6cm x 1.6cm.
€45.95
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