Introducing SUDOKU!

WillowTheWhisp

WillowTheWhisp

Resident Waffler
Overlooker
Well I was going to do another round of Dingbats but I thought I'd just explain the principles of Sudoku to those who've never had a go.

I did a couple of simple ones for my Sunday School class yesterday (yes there was a point behind it honestly) and they got so hooked they asked me to produce some more for them to take home next week!

I'm starting you off with a 4 x 4 square so you can get the hang of it.

As you'll see there are four rows and four columns of four small squares. There are also four groups of squares in each quarter. Each row and each column and each small block of 4 must contain the numbers 123&4. The same number must not be repeated in any row, column or group. (To make it simpler the groups are outlined with thicker lines.)

Now I'm hoping I've explained that properly.

All you have to do is fill in the blank squares. You can save the image on your PC and open it in paint and draw the numbers in, then save it again and upload it to AccyWeb as your answer.

If anybody would like a more detailed explanation of anything please do ask and I'll try to make more sense.

OK here we go:

SUDOKU 1

attachment.php

 

Attachments

  • AccyWeb1.jpg
    AccyWeb1.jpg
    16 KB · Views: 56
Done them before? never :rolleyes:
Done the ones with 9 numbers though:)

Removed the picture, so this can be done again
 
Last edited:
:D This was supposed to be an easy intro to them for people who'd never done one before. I'll have to devise some "proper" ones for you! :p
 
is there more than one way to do any pussle or can they just be solved once???



The only one ive ever done is the very easiest sudoku for dummies







Hahahahaha
 
Last edited:
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top