Pen and Paper Games for Kids

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<br>The pen and paper games are usually games of rules very simple, requiring only writing materials ( pencils or pens, for example) and one or more sheets of paper. The pen and paper games may be popular tradition as noughts and crosses, houses, hangman or the naval battle. Either that in sections of pastimes publications such as crossword puzzles, the puzzles and sudoku.
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<br>The three in a row, also known as Tic Tac Toe, game of cat, tatetí, Triqui, totito, traka Triqui, three rooster, michi, Ceritos, Zero X or old, is a paper-and-pencil game between two players: O and X, marking the spaces of a board of 3 × 3 alternately. A player wins if a line of three of its symbols: the line can be horizontal, vertical or diagonal.
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<br>The paper and pencil games are a family of board games that are played by writing or drawing on paper, and do not require other special equipment. As for playing these games is sufficient to know the rules, they tend to spread simply by word of mouth, in a similar way to what occurs for many card games. Some (for example, the naval battle or tris ) are extremely well-known, to the point of having to consider as part of the popular culture of entire nations or even continents. Those charerized by rules nontrivial almost always exist in numerous variants, while the games extremely simple (up to the limit of no playability) are often known universally, because easier to remember exly.
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<br>Obviously, numerous board games can lend, once acquired the rules, to be played by just using paper and pencil; its those games where the game board is relatively simple (or absent) and any pieces above install in it should not then be moved or removed. Among the games originally not popular but have become popular and are played frequently with pen and paper is for example the mastermind game.
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<br>It is a game of structure mathematics. According to game theory it can be classified as a game symmetrical, sequential, zero sum ​​of perfect information. In the United States it is known as dots and boxes (dots and boxes) in Argentina is known as the game of squares in Spain as the game of dice and in Colombia is known asburnt stick or little picture and is popularly used to kill time at school. A similar version is played in Ecuador and is called cookie. In Panama it is known as chick. In Guatemala it is known as Chinese totito. In Chile is known as The Point, the dots or jarcor. In Uruguay it is known as Ceritos. There is variation in Bolivia which is played on a board by way of Andean cross quite complex, depending on the number of players and / or time you want to play. It is also called the crazy squares game.
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<br>The game is usually played with paper and pencil on graph paper. But there are also boxed versions. In each round, each player draws a small line along the grid of the sheet. The goal is to form squares. The winner is the one who closed the most squares. Turning off a square requires replay, which may lead to many square close following are created when the corridors. Such games can play not only as a board game, but with the help of pen and paper. Many games with pen and paper is not possible to play like the board game.
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<br>Starting with an empty grid players can take turns to enter a horizontal or vertical line between two points is not yet connected. When one player draws the fourth side of the square gets a point and, to mark it, put the initial of his name (or other distinctive sign) inside the box. The game ends when it is no longer possible to draw lines within the scheme and the player who has got more points. There are two variations of the game: one expected that, once closed a square, the round is the player who earned the point, so that it can continue to complete more boxes if you can, until you draw a line that does not allow to obtain another square. The other maintains the alternating shifts between the players, regardless of points earned during the game.
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