Moves and planning · Ages 9–12 · New mini game
Tower Move
Move the rings one at a time; a big ring may never sit on a smaller one.
How to play?
- Tap a peg to pick up the top ring.
- Tap another peg to drop it there.
- Move all the rings to the rightmost peg.
Skills it builds
- Planning ahead
- Breaking it into sub-goals
- Discovering a pattern (2ⁿ−1)
- Patience
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What is the rule of Tower Move?
Move the rings one at a time; a bigger ring never goes on top of a smaller one.
What skills does Tower Move build?
Planning, thinking ahead and patience; it is the classic Tower of Hanoi puzzle.
What age is it for?
Recommended for ages 9–12; younger children can try with fewer rings.