About Dominoes
A few domino tiles go to your child and a few to Oomi, and they take turns adding one to the chain on the table. A tile fits when its dots match an open end, and every number of dots has its own color to help. The first to play all their tiles wins.
How to play
- Tap a tile that fits, or drag it onto a matching end of the chain.
- If nothing fits, tap the pile at the top to take a new tile.
- On a computer, pick a tile with the left and right arrows and press Space.
What your child practices
- Counting and matching dots
- Seeing numbers as dot patterns
- Planning which tile to play
- Taking turns
How it grows with your child
LittleAges 4-6
Three tiles each from a small set of 10, with up to three dots per half.
YoungAges 6-8
Four tiles each from a set of 15, with up to four dots per half.
Big KidsAges 8-11
The full set of 28 tiles, six tiles each, and Oomi plays with care.
Play together
Play with real dominoes at home and let your child count the dots on each end before matching.
