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| DOTS FOR PIRATES This game is another twist on the Classic Dots game. The rules are the same as the rules for Classic Dots. However, this time you get bonus points for completing the squares around the treasure chests. You get two points instead of one for the completed square. Beware though! You lose two points if you complete the square around a skull and crossbones. Play this game with a friend or family member. Print/download a Dots for Pirates sheet. |
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| CHALLENGING DOTS In this game, you use a grid of dots like you do for Classic Dots. The first player draws a line between two dots that are next to each other (no diagonal lines). The next player must draw a line going in the opposite direction between two dots. This means that one player will draw only horizontal lines, and the other player will draw only vertical lines. (Horizontal lines go across. Vertical lines go up and down.) Unlike Classic Dots, in this game, no two lines may share a dot. Play continues until one of the players cannot form a line without connecting to a previously used dot. The player who is unable to draw a legal line looses. |
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