Based on the same basic rules as dominoes
– it’s all about matching the bricks you’re dealt
with the bricks on the table. The winner is the
one who is quickest to place all of their bricks.
The difference is, this version is not played with
numbers, it’s purely visual. The bricks can be
matched in a number of fun ways but always
with a connection. It could be a pattern, a shape
or a concept that connects the two dominoes.
So, although you might think you’re just having
fun with your kids, you’re actually teaching
yourselves to be better at thinking creatively
by strengthening the underlying mechanism of
creativity itself!
So, go for it, play yourselves more creative.
Dorte Nielsen
Dorte is a creativity expert, author, keynote
speaker and the founder of Creative Thinker
and the Center for Creative Thinking in
Copenhagen. Dorte also founded Creative
Communication, an award-winning BA
education programme for Art Directors and
Conceptual Thinkers.
Kreativität Kinderspiel Frühe Kindheit Interaktion