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FULL COLOR® SOLITAIRE IN THE CLASSROOM

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TEACH CHILDREN MATH THE FUN WAY!

It's more than just fun and games while children learn to turn math into entertainment!

         

Full Color® Cards are a modern day set of flash cards that finally puts an end to context dependent behavior in education.

We finally put an end to the illogical and irrational means and methods of a traditional deck of playing cards by replacing its 3-part card system with our 2-part card system.

The easiest and fastest games way to introduce Full  Color® Cards to children is by playing games of Full Color® Pyramid's 13, 16, 19, 22 and 25 cards!  Let us show you how!

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

 

GAMES OF ADDITION

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ADD TWO CARDS UP TO 13, 16, 19, 22 or 25

Strategically clear the pyramid of all the cards to win the game, but carefully not to get trapped!

All games of Full Color® Pyramid simple games of addition through strategic matching and sorting of cards.

It's a game of math, a game of speed, a game of logic and of strategy to win. 

We have included 5 cards sets and 6 levels of game play to create an infinite number of ways to challenge your classroom to make the most  most efficient decisions while applying simple rules of addition on the other.   See the  video below to see how it works!

 

STRATEGICALLY COMBINE CARDS TO CLEAR THE PYRAMID

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USE ANY COLOR COMBINATIONS TO ADD UP YOUR SCORE!

Strategically choose your cards to clear the pyramid of all the cards to win the game, but carefully not to get trapped!

Each game is based on a card set that you add two cards up to that value to clear them off the pyramid.

Each level becomes a game of math memory, a game of speed, a game of logic and of strategy to win. 

In a game of the 19 card set for example, you take any two card combination that adds up to 19 and drag and drop them on each other to remove them until there aren't any more combinations left and win the game. Here is a quick overview of just how dynamic the math games become in solving the games:

  • 1+18 = 19
  • 2+17 = 19
  • 3+16 = 19
  • 4+15 = 19
  • 5+14 = 19
  • 6+13 = 19
  • 7+12 = 19
  • 8+11 = 19
  • 9+10 = 19
  • 19 and Any White Card™ can can instantly be removed!

Every game is a random shuffle to the tabletop and the stock creating an  infinite number of possibilities to stimulate a child's mind to find the right cards to match and remove until none are left.  Going to fast can cause you to recycle the stock and get penalized points against your score for every unnecessary move or missed opportunity while going to slow you loose points for taking too long to think it out!  

It's a high pressure cooker of playing against yourself while playing against everyone else! Who ever makes the most efficient decisions win!  

We have included 5 cards sets and 6 levels of game play to create an infinite number of ways to challenge your classroom to make the most  most efficient decisions while applying simple rules of addition on the other.   One level includes am unlimited number of restocks while another don't allow any! Some allow you to undo your moves while others do not!  You can challenge your kids any way you want! It's just one of many ways to bring Full Color® Solitaire into the classroom and make learning fun!

 

 

GAMES OF ADDITION  →  IN PLAY

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USE ANY COLOR COMBINATIONS TO ADD UP YOUR SCORE!

Strategically choose your cards to clear the pyramid of all the cards to win the game, but carefully not to get trapped!

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

  1. Written Tutorials → Pyramid core fundamentals teaches logic and deductive reasoning
  2. Video Tutorials → Pyramid of 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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