Nine Square--Tic-Tac-Toe game
OwnerAbasi Hasani McKinzieinventor
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Abstract
An embodiment of a gameboard with a playing surface divided into at least nine squares. There are a plurality of writing/playing cards of at least two sets that have an X on the back of one set and an O on the back of the other set. The writing/playing cards have a writing surface on the front of both sets in which players write words to complete fill-in-the-blank sentences. The back of the writing/playing cards, which are marked with an X or an O, is utilized to participate in playing the game of “Tic-Tac-Toe” after a correct response is given for the fill-in-the-blank sentence.
Claims2
A game board, comprising:
- a. a playing surface of predetermined size divided into at least nine squares,
- b. a plurality of writing/playing cards of at least two sets which have
- 1. an X placed on the back of one set and an O on the back of the other set
- 2. a writing surface on the front of both sets
- c. in combination with said writing/playing surface provide
- d. first means for playing Tic-Tac-Toe game and
- e. second means for writing words to complete fill-in-the-blank sentences presented.
A method of playing tic-tac-toe comprising:
- a. a facilitator and two players,
- b. a gameboard with at least two sets of a plurality of writing/playing cards in which said writing/playing cards have a side that is marked with an X or an O and another side that has a writing surface
- c. in which said facilitator presents a series of prepared fill-in-the-blank sentences to said players who have to complete said fill-in-the-blank sentences with words by using a writing utensil to mark on said writing/playing cards
- d. in which said facilitator determines which of said players correctly completed said fill-in-the-blank sentences and allows one of said players to put said writing/playing card on said gameboard
- e. whereby the player who places three similarly marked said writing/playing cards in a row wins.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.