➋ Games of Sorting (Klondike) →

FULL COLOR® SOLITAIRE IN THE CLASSROOM

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TEACH CHILDREN MATH, LOGIC & DEDUCTIVE REASONING

It's more than just fun and games while children learn to compete with their skills

         

Let the games begin!

We start with the most famous card game in the world, Klondike solitaire, all of which has been completely reinvented with Full Color® Cards.

Full Color® Klondike Draw 1 and Draw 3 are the timeless classic formats that introduce children to logic based decisions in alternating card sorting.  To complete the games, they have to apply logic and deductive reasoning skills to avoid getting trapped at the end of the same. This game format teaches children certain levels of strategy about when to move a card and when not to, and in every direction from the stock, to a foundation or back to the tabletop to resolve the game.  

In this article you will find a high level overview of each one.  (Links to the full How to Play sections for the Klondike game formats are found are the bottom of this article)

Each version uses the exact same formulas but add more and more challenges as the card sets increase from 13 to 16, 19, 22 & 25 card sets, creating a second level of challenges within the first level of 1, 2 or 4 suits per game.

The formulas inside each game format create a multitude of ways to teach your kids how to be competitive in the class room by engaging in mental sports by using their brains and not just their bodies in a sports center while keeping them entertained all at the same time!

Below you'll find a short video of each version as the game starts and then a second video of the games in progress! 

 

GAMES OF SORTING  →  START

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KLONDIKE • 13, 16, 19, 22 & 25 ARE THE ULTIMATE GAMES OF SORTING LOGIC

Will you be the first to find a game that can't be solved? Because we can't!

Our 2-part card system puts an end to the classic problem of getting trapped in the traditional version of the game forcing you to find another game  to play in order to finish it and win!  Those days are gone and with it, you can finally use our games to confidently teach children the most basic games of logic and deductive reasoning.

Klondike is a game of sorting alternate colored cards in a numerical order!

 

 

GAMES OF SORTING  →  IN PLAY

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SORT THE COLORS INTO ALTERNATING STACKS IN NUMERICAL RANK FROM HIGHEST TO LOWEST

Will you be the first to find a game that can't be solved? Because we can't!

If you want to see everything about this game format in a single written article, you can go to the full How to Play sections for each game below:

  1. Written Tutorials → Klondike • Draw 1 core fundamentals teaches logic and deductive reasoning
  2. Written Tutorials → Klondike • Draw 3 core fundamentals teaches logic and deductive reasoning

If you want to see everything about this game format in a video format, click on these respective links:

  1. Video Tutorials → Klondike • Draw 1 of core fundamentals teaches logic and deductive reasoning
  2. Video Tutorials → Klondike • Draw 3 core fundamentals teaches logic and deductive reasoning

We hope you can use our games to inspire your students to not only challenge themselves, but challenge everyone else in the most wholesome and productive manner possible!

 

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