©Myriam
Dielemans
Apprendre en s'amusant ... Jeu des manchots (
2 à 4 joueurs )
©Myriam
Dielemans
Apprendre en s'amusant ... Jeu des
manchots ( 2 à 4 joueurs )
©Myriam Dielemans
Learn while having fun . . . North Pole Dominoes ... 2 or 4 players
The rules of the game :
Each player receives 6 or 7 dominoes
(7 dominoes if 2 players, 6 dominoes if 3 or 4 players).
All dominoes are placed face down in a pile.
Each person chooses their number of dominoes. The rest stay in the pile.
The first player chooses a domino and plays it. The next player has to pick a domino
from his/her own stock matching the same drawing as the domino previously played.
If, the player cannot play, he must draw a domino from the pile and pass his turn.
The dominoes will form a chain.
The winner is the first one who plays all his/her dominoes.
Sometimes the game is blocked.
Then the winner is the one who has the least amount of dominoes.
Who will be the first to put all his/her dominoes down ?
Click here to print
On thick paper is better for the 28 domino pieces !
Then cut them out keeping the black edge.
You see a bear, a seal, a walrus, an Arctic tern, an igloo,
a sledge and an Inuit hunter.
. . . you'll notice there is no penguin,
because penguins don't live in North Pole.
They only are in South Pole ! ! !
©Myriam Dielemans
Learn while having fun . . . North Pole Dominoes ... 2 or 4 players
The rules of the game :
Each player receives 6 or 7 dominoes
(7 dominoes if 2 players, 6 dominoes if 3 or 4
players).
All dominoes are placed face down in a pile.
Each person chooses their number of dominoes.
The rest stay in the pile.
The first player chooses a domino and plays it.
The next player has to pick a domino
from his/her own stock matching the same
drawing as the domino previously played.
If, the player cannot play, he must draw a domino from the pile and pass his turn.
The dominoes will form a chain.
The winner is the first one who plays all his/her
dominoes.
Sometimes the game is blocked.
Then the winner is the one who has the least amount
of dominoes.
Click here to print
On thick paper is better for the 28 domino pieces !
Then cut them out keeping the black edge.
You see a bear, a seal, a walrus, an Arctic tern, an igloo,
a sledge and an Inuit hunter.
. . . you'll notice there is no penguin,
because penguins don't live in North Pole.
They only are in South Pole ! ! !
Who will be the first to put all his/her dominoes down ?
©Myriam Dielemans
Learn while having fun . . . North Pole Dominoes ... 2 or 4 players
Who will be the first to put all his/her dominoes down ?
The rules of the game :
Each player receives 6 or 7 dominoes
(7 dominoes if 2 players, 6 dominoes if 3 or
4 players).
All dominoes are placed face down in a
pile.
Each person chooses their number of
dominoes. The rest stay in the pile.
The first player chooses a domino and
plays it. The next player has to pick a
domino
from his/her own stock matching the same drawing as the domino previously played.
If, the player cannot play, he must draw a domino from the pile and pass his turn.
The dominoes will form a chain.
The winner is the first one who plays all his/her dominoes.
Sometimes the game is blocked.
Then the winner is the one who has the least
amount of dominoes.
Click here to print
On thick paper is better for the 28 domino pieces !
Then cut them out keeping the black edge.
You see a bear, a seal, a walrus, an Arctic tern,
an igloo, a sledge and an Inuit hunter.
. . . you'll notice there is no penguin,
because penguins don't live in North Pole.
They only are in South Pole ! ! !