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**Sudoku **

One of the reasons why suduko is so popular is that the rules are so easy to learn but the puzzles are difficult to master. A traditional suduko puzzle is a 9x9 grid which consists of 3x3 smaller grids, refered to as regions. The initial suduko grid starts with a few numbers already in the boxes. To complete the puzzle the empty grids must be filled in. The empty boxes should be filled in such a way so that each row, column and region contains the numbers one through nine. You do not have to use numbers. You can use symbols, colours, stickers/stamps (Kid Pix), shapes etc. Some examples:

Can you create Sudoku for you children to play? What would be the most effective software to use? Kid Pix, Word, PowerPoint......
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Links: Sudoku Jigsaw