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The document summarizes a two-player game called One-Two-Three in a Row. Players take turns placing counters on a game board with stars until all counters are placed, then players move counters along lines to empty stars. The winner is the first player to make a row of three counters through the center of the board.

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Taboo Samplegame Cards

The document summarizes a two-player game called One-Two-Three in a Row. Players take turns placing counters on a game board with stars until all counters are placed, then players move counters along lines to empty stars. The winner is the first player to make a row of three counters through the center of the board.

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Materials: A game board

3 counters of the same color for each player

Players: Two

Rules: The first player places a counter on any one of the nine stars on
the game board. The second player then places his counter on one
of the empty stars. The players continue to take turns placing one
counter at a time on a star. When all six counters are on the
board, players take turns moving one counter at a time along a line
to an empty star. The players can not jump counters. The winner is
the first player to create a row of three through the centre. The
game is a draw if neither player can complete a row of three.

Manitoba Education and Youth authorizes the complete or partial reproduction of this document for noncommercial educational
use provided that the source is credited. Every effort has been made to provide proper acknowledgement of original sources
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Notes to parents:

Games such as One-Two-Three in a Row encourage strategic thinking


and reasoning. For a variation, the winner could be the player who
forces his opponent to make a row of three.

ONE-TWO-THREE IN A ROW

 Strategic thinking
 Reasoning

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