Shut The Box Game, Wooden Dice Board Game, Shut The Box Game 4 Player, Strengthen The Sensitivity of Brain Thinking, Increase The Fun of Daily Party, for Home, Party

Product description
Shut The Box-Wooden Dice Board GameClassic Wooden Math Board Game with Strategic Gameplay: This timeless "shut the box" style game combines mathematical strategy with exciting dice rolling mechanics. Perfect for family game nights, classroom activities, and social gatherings, creating lasting memories through engaging numerical challenges.
Educational Math Practice Through Play: Players develop arithmetic skills by flipping numbered tiles based on dice combinations. The game naturally reinforces addition and subtraction abilities while maintaining high entertainment value for children and adults.
Quick-Start Rules for Multi-Age Play: With straightforward guidelines that take minutes to learn, this game welcomes players from beginners to experienced enthusiasts. Designed for 2-4 participants, it's suitable for children and adults to enjoy together.
Shut The Box-Wooden Dice Board GamePremium Wood Construction with Smooth Finish: Crafted from natural wood materials with precisely sanded edges and durable components. The solid build ensures long-lasting use while the compact design allows for easy storage and portability.
Specification：Name: Shut The Box-Wooden Dice Board Game
Color: Red; Green; Colorful
Material: Wood
Size:8.7*8.7*1.4inch
Weight: 330g
Package Includes:
1PC *Shut The Box-Wooden Dice Board Game
  How to Play
Shut the Box can be played individually or with multiple players. Each round begins by lowering the levers so that all numbers are visible. This process is also known as “opening all of the boxes”. The player with the highest roll of both dice goes first.
During each round, each player will take turns which consists of multiple rolls to close as many boxes as possible (by lifting the levers to close certain number). The player can choose up to any combination or pattern in which they feel. The first player rolls both dice and counts the number of ‘pips’ (black dots) on the dice. Add the numbers on the dice together. Using this total, the player can knock down or ‘close’ any combination of numbered levers that add up to the total. For example, if a player rolls a total 9, the player can choose up to any of the following: