Dominoes are a versatile classic for all ages, and they're not just about number matching. They’re brilliant for open-ended play and creating your own games too!
Whether you’re building bridges, making little cities, creating roads, or setting up epic domino effect chain reactions, there are so many ways to play.
It’s a great way alternative to screen time for grown-ups to wind down to, and for little ones it mixes early learning, creative thinking, and a bit of satisfying...
Set out dominoes and optional building materials
Clear a flat surface to play
Play the classic domino game by matching numbers or dots.
Set up dominoes in a line to create a chain reaction.
Build bridges, roads, or mini cities using dominoes, blocks, and other toys.
Make roads and combine with toy cars and other toys for extended pretend play
Use masking tape to create shapes, letters or numbers on the floor and trace the lines with dominoes.
Challenging builds: Challenge each other to build the tallest domino tower or longest bridge.
Timed races: See who can set up a domino run the fastest.
Freestyle art: Invite them to get creative and create their own shapes, letters, or patterns