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Opportunity to get creative, be friendly to the environment and make something that can be reused. It is also a chance to talk in detail about shapes: they’re similarities, differences and where we may see these shapes in everyday life.
Prepare your cardboard, a flat square piece for the game board and another piece to create the game pieces. (The traditional shapes are circles and crosses, but feel free to change it up and use whichever shapes you like!) Cut out at least five pieces of each and decorate them.
Use the tape to create six equal sized squares. Tic tac toe, you’re ready to go!
Few simple instructions on how to play tic tac toe:
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