The benefits of the game
at any age
Because it is much easier to learn while having fun, KING’S ART offers rules designed to delight the youngest and very very old. There are also difficulty levels in the game to suit everyone.
- Observation and Association
- Memorization
- Language and writing
- Mental and logical calculation
- For the little ones, from 3 years old
- From 5 years old, for adults and very very adults
- From 5 years old, for adults and very very adults
- From 7 years old, for adults and very very adults
KING'S MEMORY
Find as many pairs of cards as possible.
Depending on the age of the players, it is possible to remove cards to modulate the level of difficulty.
The winning player is the one with the most cards in hand.
KING'S BATTLE
Play the battle through the numerical value of the letters. And to make matters worse, play the addition or multiplication battle. The Hebrew alphabet has the particularity of assigning a numerical value to each letter. The numerical values are indicated inside the game booklet.
For the addition and multiplication battle, each player will lay down two cards.
The player who wins KING’S Battle is the player with the most cards in hand.
KING'S WORD
Several ways to play with the letters of the game.
Guess words inside the cards.
Or, play rummy by creating sequences of cards that form words. It is possible to put on the carpet a word composed of at least three letters. Players can use the pickaxe if they can’t find any words with the letters in hand. The player who wins is the player who has no more cards in his hand.
KING'S ASSOCIATION
Help the little ones to associate the cards according to colors or themes. For example, the two cards below are associated by the “animals” theme.
