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Enjoy Playing Twelve
Twelve is a math game where kids try to build the number twelve on a tile. The board shows lots of small squares, each with a number on it. When kids tap a group of squares that all show the same number, those squares join and turn into the next number. Two ones turn into a two, two twos turn into a three, and the chain keeps going.
As they play Twelve, kids watch the board fill and empty. Every merge makes more room, but new tiles also appear during the game. If the board fills up, they cannot move, so they start to think ahead. They learn to keep the big numbers close enough to merge while still leaving gaps for fresh tiles.
Twelve helps kids practice counting and adding in a clear way. They see that making a big number takes several steps and some smart planning. The digits stay big and easy to read, and the rules stay short, so they can focus on their choices instead of long text. It works well as a short brain break that still uses simple math.