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Take turns rolling three dice.
Select one dice as ‘tens’ and
one dice as ‘ones’. Work out
the number and place a
counter on it.
First to cover two rows or
two columns wins.
6 ‘tens’ + 2 ‘ones’ = 62
‘ones’
‘tens’
‘tens’ and ‘ones’
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Game 23
Game 23
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‘tens’ and ‘ones’
‘ones’
‘tens’
6 ‘tens’ + 2 ‘ones’ = 62
Take turns rolling three dice.
Select one dice as ‘tens’ and
one dice as ‘ones’. Work out
the number and place a
counter on it.
First to cover two rows or
two columns wins.
52 63 32 16 36 62
15 23 54 41 51 26
21 61 12 65 31 64
35 46 25 14 42 53
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How to play
Equipment
• Three dice
• Game board
• Counters - any colours
The first player rolls three dice. They select one dice as ‘tens’ and one dice as ‘ones’.
Work out the number and place a counter on it on their side of the board.
For example:
Three dice are rolled, 2, 6 and 3
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6 tens + 2 ones = 62
Ones
Tens
Tens and ones
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The number to cover on their side of the board is worked out.
Take turns rolling three dice.
Select one dice as ‘tens’ and
one dice as ‘ones’. Work out
the number and place a
counter on it.
First to cover two rows or
two columns wins.
The 6 is selected and the ‘tens and the 2 is selected as the ’ones,
with the 3 not used. This works out a the number 62.
Game 23
groups of ten and
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ones
Tens and ones
6 ‘tens’ + 2 ‘ones’
Ones
Tens
6 tens + 2 ones = 62
Take turns rolling three dice.
Select one dice as ‘tens’ and
one dice as ‘ones’. Work out
the number and place a
counter on it.
First to cover two rows or
two columns wins.
(6 x 10) + (2 x 1) = 62
A counter is placed on 62.
52 63 32 16 36 62
15 23 54 41 51 26
21 61 12 65 31 64
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The second player has their turn and covers a number on their side of the board.
The players take turns until one of the players has counters completely covering
two columns or two rows on their side of the board.
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Take turns rolling three dice.
Select one dice as ‘tens’ and
one dice as ‘ones’. Work out
the number and place a
counter on it.
First to cover two rows or
two columns wins.
6 tens + 2 ones = 62
Ones
Tens
Tens and ones
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If a player can not cover a number, they miss a turn.
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52 63 32 16 36 62
43 34 56 24 13 45
Game 23
Game 23
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This player wins
Tens and ones
Ones
Tens
6 tens + 2 ones = 62
Take turns rolling three dice.
Select one dice as ‘tens’ and
one dice as ‘ones’. Work out
the number and place a
counter on it.
First to cover two rows or
two columns wins.
52 63 32 16 36 62
15 23 54 41 51 26
21 61 12 65 31 64
35 46 25 14 42 53
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