Game Features: Recommended Age: 6-99 Number of Players: 2 and Over Development Areas: Attention and Concentration

Sequential Thinking

Quick Thinking

Imaginative

Visual Perception

Reasoning

Social and Emotional Development

Game Content: 50 Playing Cards

1 Bell

Game Preparation: Place the playing cards in the middle of the players, closed on top of each other so that everyone can see them easily.

Place the bell next to the cards so that it is evenly spaced from each player.

How to Play? The game has 3 different types of gameplay.

The type of game to be played is determined (game 1, game 2 or game 3).

Any player turns over the top playing card.

Each player tries to derive a meaningful word using the letters on the playing card.

The player who first derives the word rings the bell, says the word, and takes the playing card.

When the playing cards run out, the player with the most cards wins the game.

Game 1 (Playing by the Number of Letters): Players play by the number of letters.

For example, deriving a 4-letter word.

Whoever first derives the four-letter word on the cards receives that card.

The number of letters is determined and followed.

Game 2 (Playing by Topics): The game is played by determining the subject.

For example, name, fruit, item.

The player who finds the word suitable for the first subject receives the card.

Game 3 (Finding the Longest Word): The goal is to find the word with the most letters as quickly as possible.

Everyone says the words they find random.

He takes the card that derives the longest word.

Caution: The type of game should be determined before starting.

Each player can only answer once for each card dealt.

You don't have to leave all the mission cards on the playing field.

If multiple players ring the bell at the same time, the first ringer's answer applies.

It doesn't matter who said the first word in Game 3.

The important thing is to find the longest word.