Sudoku Games for Clever Kids®: More than 160 puzzles to boost your brain power

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For younger kids, the rules of the puzzle can be simplified. It can be difficult for children to cope with a classic 9×9 Sudoku, but they can easily solve a 3×3 or 4×4 one or games with pictures instead of numbers. To put the number or picture in a proper place, a child should concentrate on the entire field, which is not always easy from first sight. A person of any age should develop attention for solving Sudoku as, without this, mistakes are inevitable. The numbers on the grid will turn red to indicate a mistake. Cells will also be highlighted in red when there is a repetition already clear and visible on the grid.

These Sudoku for Kids are also printable if the adult in charge also wants to add the improvement of writing skills to the benefits of playing these puzzles. Basic rules of 4x4 Sudoku for Kids Now let’s turn to the bottom left square. It already contains numbers 3 and 1. We just have to find a place for two and four. We cannot put the number 4 in the top cell of this square as we can already see the similar number in this line, and we cannot put 2 in the bottom cell because it is already present in the bottom row. Thus, you need to put 2 in the top cell and 4 in the bottom one. Sudoku puzzles are good for children aged 10 and older, teenagers, and adults. You can try to solve them at home, at school or going on the road, spending time together with family or friends, or even making a competition where people of different ages can be involved. This version of the game is considered classic, with 81 cells in a 9×9 square and 9 smaller 3×3 squares. The numbers from 1 to 9 are arranged so that in squares, horizontally and vertically, all numbers are different in all columns and rows. These 4x4 Sudoku for Kids are set to a general difficulty level suitable for kids ages 4 to 8 (PreK, Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd and 3rd grades). Each puzzle will already have numbers filled in depending on the difficulty level. The more numbers already filled in, the easier most likely.

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The adult introducing the Sudoku puzzles should explain the rules of the game in the clearest way possible. Every little detail is important. Another version of the same puzzle is closer to the classical Sudoku and contains numbers instead of pictograms. Solving that, children can develop their logic and memory together with learning how to write numbers.

There are 4 different Sudoku grids to complete. They print on one A4 sheet. This game is also editable so you can change the numbers and make your own Sudoku if you like. And here, there is another version of a 9×9 puzzle containing pictograms. Looking at many pictures, a player should be as attentive as possible, as it is not easy to solve that task from first sight. These are all good reasons to engage them in these puzzles. How can you make Sudoku appealing for kids, then? Sudoku for kids - Tips to engage them Tip 1: Choose the right puzzle each row, column and box. This box will be a 3 by 3 box in the 9 by 9 variation of Sudoku! Each number can and must be filled in These three constraints, that a digit not occur more than once in a row, column or square, make up the basic rules of sudoku. Strategies for Solving SudokuFind sudoku puzzles that include difficulty levels of easy, medium, hard and challenging. Start with the basics and become a sudoku puzzle solving master!