tri-dots

We love to play games after our cadet classes. Want to try one? The object of this game is to form triangles by connecting dots with lines. Two or more cadets can play. Each player, in turn, draws one line between two dots. No skipping rows between dots. When a player draws a line that completes a triangle, that player writes his or her initial in the triangle and takes another turn. When all the dots are connected, count each players points. Each triangle is worth one point. Triangles with the Blaster Pal pictures are worth two points. The player with the most points wins.

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Math Blaster Jr.