Clever - Dice game (Dutch edition)

The fast, clever dice game for the whole family!
In Clever all players are busy all the time. That makes it thrillingly exciting right to the end!

Why play this game?
• Tactical dice game.
• Lots of interaction.
• Exciting to the end.

How do you play Clever?
In Clever you roll dice for points. Each die has its own colour, which corresponds to a category on your personal score sheet. You fill in the die you choose after rolling on the score sheet. Each colour category gives points in its own way. For example, with the yellow die you tick off boxes in the yellow category and you fill in the value of the orange die in the empty boxes of the orange category.

Per turn you must roll three times, each time choosing one die. Every die lower than the one you choose goes to the tray, so the other players may use this die during your turn.

The smarter you choose, the more chance you have of creating chain reactions. A purple box you fill in can give a bonus that lets you tick off a yellow box too, which may trigger a second bonus that lets you tick off a blue box. By setting up the most clever combos you achieve the highest scores!

Educational
Clever is really a game for the upper years of primary school and for secondary school. It is a game that calls on, among other things, arithmetic skills, such as adding and multiplying numbers, greater than, less than and equal to.
You can also practise a number of executive skills with this game. We mention planning/prioritising and flexibility.
In this game you have several options every turn for putting away crosses or numbers. Because you work with bonuses, every choice affects what you write down. That makes the game very interesting for practising planning and prioritising. Encourage pupils to think aloud and so get their options clear. That way they can better determine what the best choice is.
Making a plan in advance makes little sense, however, because you don't know what you will roll or what will be rolled. That calls on your flexibility.

Tip for this game: use the lid as a dice tray.