Pick-Up Sticks
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Type: Games and Puzzles
Vendor: Miscellaneous
Description:
- Classic game, nostalgic game, intellectual game, fun family game
- Natural bamboo pick-up sticks and solid-wood box, exceptional quality and value
- Could be a joyful game, could be a chic small decoration
- Including: 31 pickup sticks, 6.9 inch long
- Recommended Age: 5+
How to Play
Number of Players: 2+
Rating Points:
- 1 Mikado with spiral: 20
- 5 rods with yellow rings, 10 each: 50
- 5 rods with blue rings, 5 each: 25
- 10 rods with red rings, 3 each: 30
- 10 rods with green rings, 2 each: 20
Total number of points 145.
The winner will be the one who has won the highest points.
1. The rods are taken in the hand at first. Then, it is by suddenly opening the hand that the rods fall on the table. In case of an unsatisfactory throw, the player is allowed to repeat that throw.
2. Now, the player tries to lift the rods individually with the fingers. Without other rods however being allowed to move, when the Mikado has been lifted, it may be used for lifting further rods.
3. It is by pressing the finger on the tip of the rod that the latter may be ted most easily.
4. If another rod is moved then the number of points won must be total ed up; the next player may then begin with a throw. The number of rounds to be played should be agreed upon before starting the game.
Number of Players: 2+
Rating Points:
- 1 Mikado with spiral: 20
- 5 rods with yellow rings, 10 each: 50
- 5 rods with blue rings, 5 each: 25
- 10 rods with red rings, 3 each: 30
- 10 rods with green rings, 2 each: 20
Total number of points 145.
The winner will be the one who has won the highest points.
1. The rods are taken in the hand at first. Then, it is by suddenly opening the hand that the rods fall on the table. In case of an unsatisfactory throw, the player is allowed to repeat that throw.
2. Now, the player tries to lift the rods individually with the fingers. Without other rods however being allowed to move, when the Mikado has been lifted, it may be used for lifting further rods.
3. It is by pressing the finger on the tip of the rod that the latter may be ted most easily.
4. If another rod is moved then the number of points won must be total ed up; the next player may then begin with a throw. The number of rounds to be played should be agreed upon before starting the game.
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Condition - Box |
Slight Wear |
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Condition - Contents |
Good |
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Status |
Complete |
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Skills |
Eye-hand Coordination, Focus and Concentration, Math Skills, Motor Skills, Reasoning and Logical Thinking, Strategy, Visual Skills |