About Sudoku 6x6
A 6 by 6 grid is split into six boxes, and some numbers are already in place. Your child fills the empty squares with 1 to 6 so nothing repeats in a row, column or box. Numbers that clash turn soft red, so slips are easy to spot and fix.
How to play
- Tap an empty square and then a number, or drag a number onto it.
- Fix any number that turns red, because it clashes with another.
- With a keyboard, move with the arrow keys and type 1 to 6.
What your child practices
- Step-by-step logic
- Rows, columns and boxes
- Focus and patience
- Checking your own work
How it grows with your child
YoungAges 6-8
About 12 to 14 empty squares, with plenty of numbers to start from.
Big KidsAges 8-11
About 20 to 22 empty squares and a pencil for small notes.
Play together
Work on one row together and say out loud which numbers are still missing before placing any.
