FULL COLOR® SOLITAIRE IN THE CLASSROOM
It's more than just fun and games while children learn to compete with their skills
Games of FreeCell are games that truly test a players skills in deductive reasoning as each game forces you to think out your moves in advance like a game of chess, except your decisions here are the combination of everything else in sorting, speed and logic to win a game!
In this article you will find a high level overview of each one. (Links to the full How to Play sections for the FreeCell game formats are found are the bottom of this article)
The trick to FreeCell is that there are only so many free cells to move your cards to in order to untangle the cards and sort them back in property order! It takes a lot of forward looking thinking and some good amount of memory management in order to sort the cards into alternative colored stacks without getting trapped!
One of the magical things about our games of FreeCell is that we still have yet to find a game that can't be solved!
SIMPLE TO HIGHLY COMPLEX GAMES OF DEDUCTIVE REASONING
This game format challenges players on every level, in logic, deductive reasoning, strategy, speed, foresight and more!
We have yet to ever find a game of Full Color® FreeCell that cannot be solved. That means every game that is played will result in a true, authentic challenge and competition against one's self as much as against everyone else playing the exact same game seed and shuffle.
If the player can't solve the game or they didn't beat their competitors, it's not because the game cannot be solved, it's because they made a bad or series of inefficient moves somewhere along the way.
Spider 4 Suit is our closest comparison to playing a game of mathematical chess. Each game and level pits one person's mind against the other and the winner is based on pure skill and nothing else.
If the player can't solve the game or they didn't beat their competitors and it's not because the game cannot be solved, it's because they made a bad or series of inefficient moves somewhere along the way. It's like game of mathematical chess.
That means, as a teacher you can confidently assure your students that if they didn't win, they just made a wrong move somewhere along the way and to try a different sorting process until they do!
Each game and level pits one person's mind against the other and the winner is based on pure skill and nothing else.
SIMPLE TO HIGHLY COMPLEX GAMES OF DEDUCTIVE REASONING → IN PLAY
This game format challenges players on every level, in logic, deductive reasoning, strategy, speed, foresight and more!
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:
- Written Tutorials → FreeCell core fundamentals teaches logic and deductive reasoning
- 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!