Color Pattern Memory Chess Baby Children's Early Education Educational Toys Memory Observation Concentration Training Exclusive for Cross-Border

Product Name: color pattern memory chess

product Packaging: Color box

product Size: 17.5*17.5 * 5.5cm

product Weight: 0.4kg

  with fun, furnishings and puzzle, it adopts natural wood and paint from deep mountains. With its ingenious conception, exquisite modeling, deft design, delicate processing and no harm, it is deeply loved by children, the love of adults and old people.

Play 1: put all the pieces on the chessboard arbitrarily, and then throw dice to decide what color to throw, you must take out a piece of the same color on the chessboard. If you get the same color, this piece is owned by yourself, and you can throw dice to continue playing; On the contrary, put the piece back to its original place, and the next player will start the game; when the chess pieces on the chessboard are empty, the game ends and the chess pieces on each player are counted. If you have many pieces, you will win.

   Play 2: Put all the pieces on the chessboard arbitrarily, and then throw dice to decide what color to throw, you must take out a piece of the same color on the chessboard. If you get the same color, this piece is owned by yourself, and you can throw dice to continue playing; On the contrary, put the piece back to its original place, and the next player will start the game; whoever collects all the pieces of 6 colors first wins. During the game, both sides can exchange pieces they think they don't need with each other.

  Play 3: Put all the pieces on the chessboard arbitrarily, and then throw dice to decide what color to throw, you must take out a piece of the same color on the chessboard. If you get the same color, this piece is owned by yourself, and you can throw dice to continue playing; On the contrary, put the piece back to its original place, and the next player will start the game; whoever collects four pieces of one color first wins. During the game, both sides can regard what they think is unnecessary.