RALLYE MATHS GAME IN SOUTH AFRICA

Get kids practicing their maths with this fun car themed game. Kids will be improving their maths skills while having fun! The Rallye Game is a game of calculation. The game involves obtaining and covering the right number of kilometres you will need a few tricks and good moves to win a round! This game can be enjoyed by the whole family. This game is played with 2 dice, 45 cards with the numbers 1 to 9 and 11 cars. One players rolls the dice. The numbers on the dice represent the number that all players have to make with one up to three cards out of their hands using maths calculations. The first player that has played all his cards gets one car. The first player with three cars is the winner. From 7 years for 2 to 5 players Content: 45 cards, 11 Token cars 2 dice Aim of the game: be the first to win the 3 rally rounds, in other words obtain 3 token cars. Rules of the game: Each player receives 6 cards. The rest make up the stack. The game is played in clockwise direction. The youngest player starts and throws the dice. The number obtained by the sum of the two dice indicates the number of kilometres to be covered (example: 3 + 6 = 9 km). The figures on the cards represent a number of kilometres. The player who has thrown the dice must add and/or subtract the kilometres from his cards in order to obtain the requested result. He may put down a maximum of 1, 2 or 3 cards. Example: A player throws the dice. To obtain 5 (in other words 2 + 3), he may put down the following cards: 3 + 2 But he may also use the combination of + 3 cards: 3 + 3 1. On opening his cards, the player must announce the maths calculation which allows him to obtain the right result. Then the next player announces his own maths calculation and so on for all the players. If the combination is correct, the cards are removed from the game. At the end of this round another player throws the dice and announces the new number of kilometres to be covered continue in the same manner until one of the players no longer has any cards in his hand. He then wins a stage in the rally and obtains a Token car. If a player cannot play, he draws a card and misses his turn. The first player who obtains 3 Token cards is the winner. NB: the oldest can use the 4 calculations: adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing.