Giant dominoes - 168 colored tiles

Playing dominoes is a great way for children to improve their basic math, counting and sorting skills.

The Giant Domino set is made of wood and includes 168 tiles - each a different color and all collected in a box.

Each tile is divided into two halves, and each half can have 6 points.

There are different ways in which the tiles can be used - for domino games or to arrange and form different shapes, which are then knocked down in sequence by pushing just one tile.

But the mentioned benefits are not the only ones that dominoes bring. Other benefits are that it leads to improvement of:

• social skills - the game can be played with more than 1 person, which helps to develop better social skills in players.
• memory - through dominoes the brain can be trained, which significantly improves cognitive functions.
• strategic thinking - this fun board game helps us make different decisions, calculate and plan moves, take risks, etc., which leads to the improvement of strategic thinking.

RULES OF THE DOMINO GAME

An order

Turn all the domino tiles face down. Each player draws 5 tiles. The remaining tiles remain on the tabletop.

A game

The player who has the tile with the highest combination of matching numbers places in the middle of the game table to start the game. If no player has drawn a tile with the same number of points, the tiles are returned, shuffled and drawn again. Players take turns clockwise. The second player places his own tile, which has the same number of points, on one side of the already placed tile. For example, if the first tile is 4 + 4, the second player can place any of his tiles that have 4 dots on one side. Only one tile can be placed per turn; tiles are placed lengthwise, not perpendicular, except when we have a tile with identical points. These tiles are always placed perpendicular to the end of the row, thus allowing the game to continue in two directions. The game continues until a player has played all his tiles or until no player can play anymore.

If a player cannot place a tile

The player must take an additional tile from the face-downs on the table until he has one that he can place. If the last tile is drawn and the player still cannot play, then he misses his turn and the next player places a tile.

Winner

The game ends when a player has played all of his tiles or when no player can play any more of his tile. The player out of tiles, or the one with the lowest total of points on their remaining tiles, wins the round. The player who wins the round subtracts his remaining points /0 if there are no tiles, or the sum of the points of his remaining tiles/ from the total sum of all his opponents' remaining tiles and records the result. The game continues until a player reaches 100 points. The first player to reach 100 or more points wins the game.

The game is suitable for children over 5 years old. The original name of the manufacturer is Double-Six Dominoes.