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0:14 Simple card games. Yes. Cards can be very helpful. You can play n number of games with the kids. Now, I have here cards. What you can ask is these cards have numbers only from one to entry. I give my child a number, a target number. I say 10 they can remove. The target number is five. So I ask them to remove five cars, 2, 3, 4 and 5. I ask them to add it and see if the total is 10 or more.
0:44 This is three plus two. That's five plus three is eight, one and one. That makes a total of 10. Suppose, just in case I did not get this one and I got another card. Say number three. Now I have more than 10. What do I do? I take, I pick another card, that's number one and I throw one card in the pile back is my total 10. Yes. So the moment you do that, you have to count how many number.
1:15 How many times did you change your card to get a perfect 10? Investing in dies can be a boon for your kids. Yes. How to play with these dies? I suggest you take a number, dice and two regular dies. Here you can teach them even and odd, the concept of even and odd. So if you get an even number, you make them add. If you get an odd number, you make them subtract. So if I roll this dice first, that's my number six.
1:48 So I tell them to add the two dice which they throw. That six plus four is what they get the number ten. They note it down again, roll the dice, that's number two. Suppose I get number 11, which is an odd number. And then they roll the dice again. So that's six minus two. They have to subtract two from six, six and the answer would be four. And this is how they note it down at the end.
2:14 After 10 turns, they add and they see who wins the game. This is all about different dice games that you can play with different age groups. Here, if you take three dice, right now I roll the three dice, I see which two numbers are higher, add them and subtract the lower number. This let them decide. So that's number five. Five. That makes it ten. Subtract two, eight. Write it down, note it down.
2:44 It's the turn of the other player. Now that's six and four less two. That gives us eight. Yes. The first player goes again. That's three. Three and three. All numbers are same. So what would be my answer? He or she can choose to add these two and subtract the third one, which will give you at the end, the one who gets the highest total wins. For more recipes conversation DIYs for kids. Don't forget to subscribe to our channel and hit the bell icon so you never miss a video from kidstoppress.com.
Summary
- Card game involves setting a target number and removing cards to reach that total.
- Players must adjust their selections if they exceed the target, counting how many changes were made.
- Dice games teach concepts of even and odd numbers through addition and subtraction based on the dice rolled.
- Players roll two regular dice and a number die to determine their moves.
- After a set number of turns, players tally their scores to see who wins.
- Variations include using three dice to add the two highest numbers and subtract the lowest.
- The games encourage critical thinking and decision-making in a playful context.
- The speaker invites viewers to subscribe for more educational content and activities for kids.