Now I wouldn’t say this game is the best when it comes to competition or having a clear winner (Miss G and I got rid of our cards on the same turn and had the same number of “fifteens” two times in a row), but it’s excellent for creating sums, which is the most important part in my opinion, so I’m calling it a success. (Those 15’s are just written on our laminated play mats using a white board marker and will easily wipe off using a cotton pad.) and the other gives you 6 spots for face up cards.Īnd here’s a peek of the second option in use as a ‘Make 15’ board…. UPDATE: Since sharing this game and our Make Ten printable play mat, I’ve had countless requests for play mats using larger numbers… Well, I’m so happy to say that I’ve finally gotten around to creating a couple of options and best of all – they’re customizable and can be used with any larger number you choose! Scroll to the very bottom of this post to find them. make a simple game board for the English version of board solitaire. Miss G loves playing all sorts of card games, so when I came across Make Ten, a simple game that focuses math skills and uses just a generic deck of cards, I knew it would be a total hit. Craft project: Instructions and printable patterns for making a game board for.

Simple solitaire rules sheet