10/12/2024
Sudoku
Let the games continue
In our next podcast episode our guest Sharlene Versfeld talks about her son feeling challenged by puzzles and how she found other ways to help him. On the other hand her daughter was highly stimulated by puzzles.
If your kiddos become uncomfortable with this game, take it as information to try something else.
Let’s begin
Simple Sudoku puzzles are an excellent way to promote and reinforce the recognition of number forms. By turning recognition into a game, the child is not only gently encouraged to differentiate between figures, but because they must find missing numbers, they will naturally create figures in their mind’s eye.
This mental creation of numbers strongly reinforces confidence in working with numbers. Using a website like sudoku.com, students can access concentration puzzles from anywhere.
This classic concentration game can be played in a variety of ways!
Players can create/draw their own Sudoku boards to solve on paper, or use a device to solve online!
This game requires a sustained attention to detail and critical thinking skills to solve complex problems.
How to play:
🎮 Sudoku boards are divided into 9 boxes, in each box players need to include the numbers 1-9
🎮 In each row or column, the numbers 1-9 also need to be represented
🎮 The catch is that each box, row, and column cannot include the same number twice
🎮 In order to solve the puzzle, each box, row, and column will have each number 1-9 represented one time
Luckily this game can be played by everyone in the family. Give it a try and let us know how it goes 😉