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snakes and ladders for kids
Snakes & Ladders
Race across a numbered board toward square 100. A ladder takes you upward and a snake sends you back down. The die determines the move, so this is a game of chance that works well for taking turns together.
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Play Game
How to play
- Choose one player against Pip or two players on one device.
- Roll the die when it is your turn and watch the piece move.
- Keep playing through ladders and snakes until someone reaches the finish.
Features and difficulty
Computer and two-player modes share the same 100-square board. The move history lets you follow recent rolls; a new game restarts the race.
What you use
Following a numbered path and taking turns; winning depends on the die, rather than puzzle skill.
Catalogue age guidance: 4+
Age labels are starting points from the game catalogue, not developmental assessments. A grown-up can help choose a comfortable activity.
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