Includes 5 Great Games!HOW TO PLAYSpot the DifferenceThere are two cards for every character⦠but theyârenot quite the same! There are 5 differences betweenevery picture. Can you spot them all?Use a crayon or pencil to mark them on the cards.Take 5The aim of Take 5 is to get rid of all your cards.You do this by collecting pairs. Shuffle the cards anddeal 5 cards to each player. Place the rest of the cardsin a pile in the centre, face down - this is the draw pile.Take the top card from this pile and place it face up,next to the draw pile - this is the discard pile. On yourturn, pick up one card from either the draw pile ordiscard pile. If you have any pairs in your hand, placethem on the table, face up and then get rid of one ofyour cards onto the discard pile. If you donât have anypairs, you still get rid of one of your cards onto thediscard pile. Itâs then the next playerâs turn. If the drawpile runs out, simply turn the discard pile face down,and turn the top card over to form a new discard pile.The first person to get rid of all their cards is the winner!Mini Top TrumpsTo play this game, you only need the cards with numberson them. Shuffle and deal the cards equally. Each playerholds their cards so that they can only see the top card.The first player reads out an item from their top card(e.g. Magic 10). The other players then read out thesame item. The player with the highest number wins andtakes the losing card from each player, placing them tothe bottom of their pile. The winner then chooses an itemfrom their next card. If two or more cards tie, then thosecards are placed in the middle and the same playerchooses again from the next card. The winner takes thecards in the middle as well. The person with all the cardsat the end is the winner.PairsLay out all the cards face down in front of all the players.Take it in turns to flip over two cards at a time. If the twocards are the same characters, the player keeps that pair.If the two cards do not match, they are turned face downagain and itâs the next playerâs turn. The player with themost pairs at the end is the winner.Observation QuizOne card from each pair has a question on it.Can you answer them all?
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HOW TO PLAY
Spot the Difference
There are two cards for every character but theyre
not quite the same! There are 5 differences between
every picture. Can you spot them all?
Use a crayon or pencil to mark them on the cards.
Take 5
The aim of Take 5 is to get rid of all your cards.
You do this by collecting pairs. Shuffle the cards and
deal 5 cards to each player. Place the rest of the cards
in a pile in the centre, face down - this is the draw pile.
Take the top card from this pile and place it face up,
next to the draw pile - this is the discard pile. On your
turn, pick up one card from either the draw pile or
discard pile. If you have any pairs in your hand, place
them on the table, face up and then get rid of one of
your cards onto the discard pile. If you dont have any
pairs, you still get rid of one of your cards onto the
discard pile. Its then the next players turn. If the draw
pile runs out, simply turn the discard pile face down,
and turn the top card over to form a new discard pile.
The first person to get rid of all their cards is the winner!
Mini Top Trumps
To play this game, you only need the cards with numbers
on them. Shuffle and deal the cards equally. Each player
holds their cards so that they can only see the top card.
The first player reads out an item from their top card
(e.g. Magic 10). The other players then read out the
same item. The player with the highest number wins and
takes the losing card from each player, placing them to
the bottom of their pile. The winner then chooses an item
from their next card. If two or more cards tie, then those
cards are placed in the middle and the same player
chooses again from the next card. The winner takes the
cards in the middle as well. The person with all the cards
at the end is the winner.
Pairs
Lay out all the cards face down in front of all the players.
Take it in turns to flip over two cards at a time. If the two
cards are the same characters, the player keeps that pair.
If the two cards do not match, they are turned face down
again and its the next players turn. The player with the
most pairs at the end is the winner.
Observation Quiz
One card from each pair has a question on it.
Can you answer them all?