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...' can be made to fold in two by hinging it down the centre so that both it and any accompanying '''Playing Pieces''' can be fitted into a '''[[Game Storag * Bring the two halves together face-to-face and wrap around the hinged side with strong fabric '''[[Adhesive Tapes|Adhesive

...gs but also to teach useful facts or impart moral values. Several of these games are still played in one form or another today. ...stencil. They often had protective card or cloth cases and original cased games are much sought after by antique collectors.

...pieces and thirteen ‘black’ pieces. One of the black pieces was the ‘king’ and was bigger than the others. A typical board had 169 ''(13 x 13)'' or 121 sq ...the 24 white pieces on the patterned squares around the edge of the board and the 13 black pieces on the patterned squares in the middle of the board. Th

''(Designers might call this the Design Brief and/or the Specification)'' ...iki/Race_game '''Race Game'''] which each player has one piece or counter and takes it in turn to throw a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dice '''Dice''']

...'''Nine Men's Morris''' is a board game, with some similarites to Noughts and Crosses, which has been played since the time of '''[[:Category:The Romans| As with Noughts and Crosses, the game starts with an empty board and players take it in turn to place a playing piece at any vacant playing posi

...counters or 'playing pieces' and sometimes dice or spinners, cards. tokens and other 'props' all of which may need storage to avoid loss. ...ent using '''[[:Category:Stripwood Technology|Stripwood]]''' cut to length and glued together.

Design and make a marble maze puzzle based on the pyramids if Ancient Egypt. ...n size and design on squared paper or choose a piece of card between 150mm and 200mm square.