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    The document provides instructions for playing tic-tac-toe using objects found in the environment. Players need two sets of 5 similar objects each to use as counters. A 3x3 grid is made on the ground using sticks and string. Players take turns placing their counters in the grid squares, with the goal of getting 3 in a row to win. The game often ends in a draw.

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    The document provides instructions for playing tic-tac-toe using objects found in the environment. Players need two sets of 5 similar objects each to use as counters. A 3x3 grid is made on the ground using sticks and string. Players take turns placing their counters in the grid squares, with the goal of getting 3 in a row to win. The game often ends in a draw.

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    69 Tic Tac Toe

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    TIC

    MATERIALS

    TAC
    Sticks, string or any other
    object which is suitable to
    make a 3X3 grid. Five objects
    that are similar for player 1
    and another five objects
    that are similar for player 2.

    TOE

    1 Get your child to collect


    two sets of objects to use 2 Help your child collect and
    arrange sticks to make a 3X3 3 Play the game by taking
    turns to put your counters in
    as counters, for example, grid as shown in the picture the squares. “It’s your turn!
    five shells and five stones. above. If you’re in the play- Now it’s my turn.” (¡Es tu
    Say: “Are these the same ground, you could draw the turno! Ahora es mi turno.)
    or different?”. (¿Son los tic-tac-toe board with chalk
    mismos o diferentes?).
    “How many have we got?
    and if you’re at the beach
    draw it in the sand with a 4 The player who gets three
    objects in a row vertically
    One, two, three, four, five. stick. “Let’s make the grid or horizontally is the winner.
    Now we have enough shells like this.” (Hagamos la This game often end in a draw.
    / stones to play!”. (¿Cuántos cuadrícula así.)
    tenemos? Uno, dos, tres,
    cuatro, cinco. Ahora tene-
    mos suficientes conchas /
    piedras para jugar).
    WORDS FOR TIC-TAC-TOE

    sticks (ramas) stone (piedra)


    string (cuerda) flower (flor)
    acorn (bellota) rubber (borrador)
    shell (concha) button (botón)

    c Cambridge University Press 2019

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