Jenga Mathematical - Large

Description:

Jenga is played with 54 wooden blocks, the length of which is equal to 3 times its width. The blocks are stacked into a tower. Each floor has three blocks, and the top floor is placed perpendicular. Therefore at the end there are 18 floors.

Once the tower is built, the person who built the tower starts the game. Here the movements consist of taking a block from any floor and placing it in order on top of the tower.

Jenga Rules

• Blocks cannot be taken from the complete top floor, and if there is one, from the incomplete row.
• Only one hand can be used to remove a block.
• You can wait 10 seconds before you start playing to see if the tower falls.
• The game is over when the tower falls and the loser is the one who makes it fall.
• From here, there are many variants of the Jenga. And everyone can invent their own to make it even more fun.
• The pieces are numbered and a die is rolled, so you are required to remove a piece with that number.
• Do not allow to take pieces from the last X floors, to complicate it.
• Allow to use both hands to lengthen the games.
• Use appliances to throw the pieces.

Jenga Mathematician

Objective:

This game allows to develop the capacity of fast operative calculation of the operations, in addition it develops attention and concentration.

Rules:

• Each player rolls a die, the one with the highest value is the one who starts the game.
• This game consists of fourth dice. The one who starts the game rolls the four dice and adds, multiplies or divides depending on the agreement of the group, obtaining a result.
• This result is sought in the jenga tower and when finding it, carefully remove the piece that corresponds to the result of the operation.
• Then the second player continues and so on, in this way the jenga tower is left with empty spaces.
• The player who removes the piece of a result knocks down the tower loses.