CLASSIC DOTS
Draw a grid of dots or print/download a grid of dots. Players take turns drawing one line between two dots that are next to each other. Lines may not go diagonally. When a player draws a line that completes a square, she writes her initials inside the square. When all the squares have been completed, players count the number of squares with their initials. The player with the most squares wins.
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TRIANGULAR DOTS
This game is a lot like Classic Dots. The biggest difference is the playing grid. Instead of a square grid, you'll be creating a pyramid. Make your pyramid with one dot on the top row, two dots on the second row, three dots on the third row, and so on or print/download a triangular grid. Players take turns drawing lines between dots to make triangles. In this game, of course, diagonal lines are allowed. When a player makes a triangle, he writes his initials in the triangle. The player with initials in the most triangles after all the dots have been connected wins.
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