Materials:

• Squbed game boards (4 included)
• Number cards
• Squares and Cubes Guide
• Beans or other small objects
• Envelope to store the number cards
• Print Squbed materials here
• Note: Laminate materials if possible for durability

How to play:

1. Choose one Squbed game board.  This game can be played with up to four players.

2. Place the number cards in the envelope.

3. Players take turns picking out a number card randomly.  Each card contains a number squared or cubed.  For example, one card shows 2 squared. If a player has the equivalent value of the card (in this example: 4) the player should cover the square with a bean or other small object.

4. The first player who covers his or her entire board first is the winner.

Note:

• I included the square and cube guide to help facilitate play until the squares and cubes are memorized.
• I made each board a different color so that your child can keep track of which board or boards he or she used. After playing four times, with the four different boards, all of the squares and cubes will have been practiced at least once.

Have fun!

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