Montessori Material Memory Chess Match Game Small Cylinder Socket Stacking Sorting Sensorial Material For Kids

Montessori Material Memory Chess Match Game Small Cylinder Socket Stacking Sorting Sensorial Material For KidsColorful, Sturdy, And Educational Toy Memory Chess Game Contents: 1 Storage Bag 1 Wooden Game Board 24 Wooden Colored Pegs 1 Wooden Die Object: Collect The Most Colored Peg Pieces. Set Up: Randomly Place The Colored Pegs In The Holes Of The Round Board, Color Side Down. Then Spin The Board A Few Times In Each Direction. Get Ready: Youngest Player Goes First. Let'S Play: The First Player Rolls The Die. Whatever Color Shows On The Top Of The Die Is The

Colorful, Sturdy, And Educational Toy
Memory Chess Game
Contents:
1 Storage Bag 1 Wooden Game Board 24 Wooden Colored Pegs 1 Wooden Die
Object:
Collect The Most Colored Peg Pieces.
Set-Up:
Randomly Place The Colored Pegs In The Holes Of The Round Board, Color Side Down. Then Spin The Board A Few Times In Each Direction.
Get Ready:
Youngest Player Goes First.
Let'S Play:
The First Player Rolls The Die. Whatever Color Shows On The Top Of The Die Is The Color That The Player Must Try To Find. They Choose 1 Peg. If They Match The Color Of The Die To The Color Of The Peg, They Win That Peg And Get To Roll Again. If They Don'T, They Place The Peg Back In The Same Hole They Removed It From, And The Player To Their Left Starts A New Turn. Each Time A Player Wins A Peg By Matching The Colored Peg To The Color On The Die, They Get Another Turn. This Can Result In Multiple Turns For 1 Person.
How To Win:
After All The Pegs Have Been Won, Each Player Counts How Many They Have. The Player With The Most Pegs Is The Winner!
What If There Is A Tie?:
If There Is More Than 1 Player That Has Won The Same Amount Of Pegs, You Can Declare A Tie Or Start Another Game To Determine The Winner.