Upside Down Figures

They learn to understand part-whole and shape-ground relationships. They improve visual attention skills. They develop mental skills such as short-term memory, copying, and transferring information. It's as simple as matching colors and shapes, but it requires tactics and a well-planned strategy. Building rows and columns of blocks with the same shape or color will maximize your score. The winner is the player who scores the most points by matching a tile with multiple tiles. Each player is dealt five composite tiles. The other tile is placed face down on the floor. The first player to start the game scores the same number of points as the number of tiles they placed by placing different shapes of the same color and several composite tiles of the same shape and different colors. The next player then adds a composite tile to the floor. For example, if there are three blue composite tiles on the floor, the other player will add one or more blue composite tiles of a different shape to that row.

color:

Colorless

material:

Need to know: