Click Clack Chaos - TicTacToe In A Box
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Tired of losing at Tic Tac Toe? Here's your chance at success! Introducing Click Clack Chaos - TicTacToe In A Box. This is an easy print that helps to entertain children of all ages that love playing tic tac toe but have learned that it's not so easy to win. Now with Click Clack Chaos, there's a chance to randomly win.
After printing all the parts the game is simple. Put the lid on and shake everything around. once it's been shaken to your desire, either hold as flat as possible or set on table as in the sample gif down below. start to shake back and forth and around in circles. start with bigger motions and then smaller and smaller motions. You will hear and feel a difference when all the pieces have occupied a square. There's a sound difference in when a piece is sliding all the way across and when it has fallen into a square. Keeping the board as flat as possible is important. In my experience, you can usually get them to all fall in within 30 seconds. Sometimes just one hangs up.

Once all the pieces are in, take the lid off and start adding up the scores. Inside the lid is the score chart. This is just a basic score keeping idea, you can come up with your own if you want.
I tried to keep everything as simple as possible. I hope you all get an enjoyment out of this. If you love the sound of things clicking back and forth, you'll love this.
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