Review: These are short, simple number games for different ages.

0. Angle90: Draws angles of whatever size you specify. Not very exciting. 1/5
1. Boat: You need to get 2 women and 2 girls across the river. The only boat can hold 1 woman or 2 girls. Can you get them all across safely? 4/5
2. Boxes: You are given a series of random numbers. You have to fit them in the boxes in numerical order. If a number won't go in a box you have to bin it. Try and save as many numbers as possible. 5/5
3. Circle: It creates pretty patterns in a circle. Not entirely sure what the point is, but maybe someone else can see a use. 2/5
4. Elephant: You have to guess where on the grid the elephant using the grid refs and the distance the elephant is from you. (note - has a long introduction) 4/5
5. Factor: You choose a number, the computer gets its factors. The one with the highest total at the end wins. 3/10
6. Frog: You have to get the frogs to pass each other - they can jump or mov but can't go backwards. 5/5
7. Guess: You have to guess the number. It is between 1 and 100 The computer will give clues of "too big" and "too small" 3/5
8. GuessD: You have to guess the number. It is between 1 and 10 The computer will give clues of "too big" and "too small" 3/5
9. Jugs: You have to get 2 litres in a jug by pouring water between 2 jugs. The jugs are 3 litres and 5 litres.4/5

Age Range: Since the problems aren't too complex, probably from about age 4-7

Players: 1

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