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Subtraction Game - Simple Nim
Take turns with the computer to remove sticks from the pile sticks above. You can remove a stick by clicking on it. You can remove sticks from the pile. When you have finished your turn click the button for the computer to have a turn. Whoever removes the last stick is the winner.
This is a simplified version of Nim.
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This activity makes a good Maths lesson starter. Click the button below for a classroom version.
StarterHere on the Transum website there are many other interactive strategy games for you to try.
SuggestedStrategy Games Click the picture above to go to the Transum Strategy Games collection. Each game requires some mental arithmetic or logic.
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Recomended23 or Bust Two players take it in turns to move the object on to a number in the pentagram. The object of the game is to reach a total of 23.
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A Mental ChallengeFifteen A mental arithmetic strategy game for a wide range of abilities. Play against the computer to select three numbers that add up to fifteen.
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More of a ChallengeThe Game of Nim Nim is a mathematical game of strategy in which two players take turns removing objects from a number of groups of objects.
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Did you know that the word nim is an old English verb meaning take?
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