Vollkreis (game)

Vollkreis a 5 minute Game 

—SETUP—
Select between eyes&minutes or degree&fractions spintop.
Put Parts in the middle.
Every player gets a holder.

—RULES—
Turn spintop 
Take that part according to dice eyes.
- You can take that part from the middle. 
- Or exchange that part with one from the middle.
- Or steal that part from another player.
- Or only put one of yours away!
If you have already all parts of that number - turn spintop again.
You must not have any parts outside your holder.

Just complete a full circle to win! And shout out loud “VOLLKREIS” (full circle)

Parts to print:

• 1 Set contains Segments that make 3 circles
  • • 2× № 1 -   5 minutes -   30° - ¹/₁₂ 
    • 3× № 2 - 10 minutes -   60° - ²/₁₂ ↦ ¹/₆
    • 3× № 3 - 15 minutes -   90° - ³/₁₂ ↦ ¹/₄
    • 2× № 4 - 20 minutes - 120° - ⁴/₁₂ ↦ ²/₆ ↦ ¹/₃
    • 1× № 5 - 25 minutes - 150° - ⁵/₁₂
    • 1× № 6 - 30 minutes - 180° - ⁶/₁₂ ↦ ³/₆ ↦ ¹/₂
•  2× Spintop
•  3× Holder (or more)

(if you play with more than 3 players you may need more pieces or the game time will increase)

Storage:

a 3mm skewer kann be screwed in and act as the axis for the spin top dice and also to keep all plates with pieces together between two spin top blades.

Education: 

You learn which parts/areas (or volume) corresponds to the amount of degrees, time or math. By selecting different spin top blades you can choose between a simple game were the eyes directly indicate the parts or degree which are imprinted on the side of the parts. Or minutes fractions which you have to learn and remember. So you can teach the clock but also lay the basis for higher math later in school. And having haptic feedback and being able to grasp the shape helps to fathom the connection between the systems like  that 6h is half the clock which is 30 min for an hour - which is 180° for a circle which is ½.

Please tell your friends about this game (if your kids like it)! - Ü

let me know if you need anything modified or customized