Stacking Blocks Extend Over Base

• A+60+55

A set of Jenga Blocks is numbered and labeled with 1 on the base. If they are stacked in order with the right hand side lining up with the line below it then a structure can be created where the top block is completely to the side of the bottom block.

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Summer 2016 - Spring 2026

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