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The hysterical game of sketchy directions Directors can only use shapes, locations, sizes and directions to describe how to draw the word on the card Party game for 4-10 players Includes English, French, Spanish and German on each card Teaches direction giving and following, visual arts, teamwork and vocabulary, Manufacturer: Out of the Box

The Object: Players need to guess the clues drawn on a piece of paper to correctly identify the final word. By doing so, the team gains points. The first team to reach 15 points wins the game. One correctly guessed word is equal to 1 point.

In this outrageous drawing game the object is to try to get other players to guess the who, what, and where scene you've drawn. To play, each player draws a who, what, and where card and then begins drawing the scene described on the cards. ("Elvis building a sand castle on The Moon", or "Liberace herding sheep in paris" etc.). Players then pass their creations onto the player to their left, who writes down his best guess of what the drawing represents (Is that Elvis or Saddam Hussein? Is he building...

The Samitomoto Drawing Game is a fun and creative card game designed by Samantha Simpson-Morgan to help you to have more creative fun, spark your imagination and to get into a state of creative flow. It's easy and fun! Separate the four piles of cards into pink, green, blue and yellow and lay face down. Shuffle the cards and roll the dice. Turn over the top card in the pink pile and note the words next to the number you have rolled on the dice. Continue rolling the dice for the remaining piles of...

From the manufacturer: Can you imagine Bill Gates sumo wrestling in a trailer park? How about Oprah Winfrey pole vaulting in the zoo or even Prince Charles performing ballet in Egypt? Who? What? Where? Is an outrageous new drawing game where everyone makes a scene... on paper that is. Players pull one card each from the Who? What? and Where? card decks and have approximately 5 minutes to draw their scene. Then players pass their drawings to the right and the other players attempt to guess who the...

Yamodo is an award-winning drawing game that will put all those years of doodling to good, brain-enhancing use. Start with a made-up word like “ooberdank,” doodle it, give it a definition, pass it along to the next person and watch the hilarity begin as they add their own interpretation. This outrageous game provides hours of creative free play for kids, compulsive doodlers and family game nights. You’ll laugh. You’ll scratch your head. You’ll use your outdoor voice. All of which are pretty good...

Two teams race to identify drawings done by their own team members. But, the artists don't know what they are drawing, ­they can only follow the instructions given by another team member.

Pages: 52, Edition: 1st, Paperback, Virtualbookworm.com Publishing

The funny drawing game for kids. Sketch funny scenes created by combining three cards and one each of "who, "what", and "where". Player who guesses all or most of the three phrase answer, wins.

When players are stranded on a desert island, they are forced to forage for food, water and supplies. To obtain these life-saving items, they must read and answer a story card in each of four categories - Health, Geography, Biology and Mathematics. Cards feature leveled passages and ask players to draw a conclusion from the text. Once a player has answered a card in each category, he or she is rescued and wins the game! Covers the following aspects of Bloom's Taxonomy: Knowledge, Comprehension, Application...

-Features live-action clips and animation from Disney movies

In Photoloco, you've got 90 seconds to draw anything you want on a giant game photo to get your teamates to say as many of nine hidden words associated with that photo as you can. Hand gestures are greatly encouraged! While the results of your efforts as an artist might seem obvious to you, your teammates might not be so sure! It's been a while since a game has come along that plays so well with people of all age groups. Photoloco can entertain children (8 and up) and yet still be the life of a party...

Pages: 120, Paperback, AuthorHouse