A giant tic-tac-toe grid, with each of the nine squares filled with another smaller tic-tac-toe game board. The rules are a little more sophisticated than regular tic-tac-toe, though. The object is to win the big board by winning the right combinations of small boards, but each turn takes place in a different small board, which is determined by where your opponent last played.
Found this while surfing the net & made up a board. Some really tricky thinking is needed to win.
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A useful resource for teaching a lesson based on Nought's and Crosses. It gets pupils thinking about the strategy of the game.
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