Play without checkered bottom plate
A. Collaborative Puzzle
First put the head of the small worm on the table, and the players take turns to draw a card to lengthen the body of the small worm. When drawing the card, you can guess the direction of the small worm with the child.  After completion, you could see how interesting the body is.

(This gameplay focuses on training children to take turns and master simple game flow)
 

B. Fighting Quick Puzzle
Two players compete. Each player is randomly assigned ten cards and one insect head card. After counting 123, the fastest and correct complete wins.

How to use checkered board

• Discuss together where the head of the small worm should be placed on the top square of the cardboard (the grid with the head of the small worm), you can put one or two heads in different positions.

• Each person chooses a square at the bottom of the cardboard as their starting point.

• Each person draws a card and places it at their starting point.

• The game starts: each person sends four cards and puts them on the cardboard in turn. Each time the card is placed, it must be connected to the body of the small worm. If there is no suitable card in hand, the card will be drawn. The one who connects the body of the worm to the head wins.

• If two worms collide, or if there is no suitable card to connect the head of the worms, it will be a tie.