Sudoku · Ages 9–12 · New mini game
Number Sudoku 6×6
Write the numbers 1–6 once in every row, column and 2×3 box.
How to play?
- Tap an empty square.
- Pick a number from 1 to 6.
- Numbers don't repeat in any row, column or 2×3 box.
Skills it builds
- Thinking by elimination
- Number recognition
- Planning
- Debugging
Solve it on paper too
Printable version of this game: Number Sudoku 6×6 Pack (48 number sudokus, 6×6). Free sample pages in the worksheets you can find it.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the rule of Number Sudoku 6×6?
Write the numbers 1–6 once in every row, column and 2×3 box.
What age is 6×6 sudoku for?
Recommended for ages 9–12; children who solve 4×4 sudoku easily can move up.
Is there a printable 6×6 sudoku?
There are free sample pages and a 48-puzzle pack with solutions.