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    English Carnival Games

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    This document describes several carnival games that can be played as part of an English carnival event. It provides the rules and instructions for playing games such as Snowman/Hangman, Pictionary, finding spelling words, an alphabet writing relay, Charades, Scrabble, and a board race game. The games involve guessing words, acting out words without speaking, spelling words, writing letters or words on a board, and more. The document explains how to set up and play each game.

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    This document describes several carnival games that can be played as part of an English carnival event. It provides the rules and instructions for playing games such as Snowman/Hangman, Pictionary, finding spelling words, an alphabet writing relay, Charades, Scrabble, and a board race game. The games involve guessing words, acting out words without speaking, spelling words, writing letters or words on a board, and more. The document explains how to set up and play each game.

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    This document describes several carnival games that can be played as part of an English carnival event. It provides the rules and instructions for playing games such as Snowman/Hangman, Pictionary, finding spelling words, an alphabet writing relay, Charades, Scrabble, and a board race game. The games involve guessing words, acting out words without speaking, spelling words, writing letters or words on a board, and more. The document explains how to set up and play each game.

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    English Carnival Games

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    This document describes several carnival games that can be played as part of an English carnival event. It provides the rules and instructions for playing games such as Snowman/Hangman, Pictionary, finding spelling words, an alphabet writing relay, Charades, Scrabble, and a board race game. The games involve guessing words, acting out words without speaking, spelling words, writing letters or words on a board, and more. The document explains how to set up and play each game.

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     Snowman/hangman
     Pictionary
     Find the spelling
     Alphabets writing relay
     Charades
     Scrabble
     Board race
    Snowman/hangman

    About the game:


     Snowman/hangman is a paper and pencil
    guessing game for two or more players. One
    player thinks of a word, phrase or sentence and
    the other(s) tries to guess it by suggesting letters
    or numbers, within a certain number of guesses.
     The game hangman is changed into snowman for
    the younger kids
    Rules of the game
     The objective of the game Hangman is to guess the word (phrase) in the time
    limit. After guessing a word you are going to guess the next one.
     Bonus for guessing a word' will be added to your score for guessing a word
    (phrase) and 'Bonus per 1 second remaining' will be added to you for each
    remaining second.
     If you fail to guess the word in the time limit, 'Bonus for completing the level'
    will be subtracted from your score.
     You will get the information on scoring and bonuses at the start of guessing
    word.
     You can exit the game Hangman at any time and scored points will be
    recorded in the top players

     The victory in the game Hangman or scored points do not imply any financial
    or other prize. The win is not legally or otherwise enforceable.
    How to play

     Choose one person to be the "host.


     Let the host choose a secret word
     Draw a blank line for each letter in the word.
     Let the player(s) start guessing letters
     Fill the letter in the blanks if the players guess
    correctly
     Draw part of the "hangman" when the players
    guess wrong
     The players win when they guess the correct word
    Pictionary

    About the game:


     Pictionary is a charades-inspired word-guessing
    game invented by Robert Angel with graphic
    design by Gary Everson and first published in
    1985 by Angel Games Inc. ... The game is played
    in teams with players trying to identify specific
    words from their teammates.
    Rules of the game
     DO'S AND DON'TS
    you CAN...

     Draw anything related to the word, no matter how tenuous the (ink
     Break words down into a number of syllables
     Draw "dock" for "doc", or "flu" for "flue", etc.

    you CANNOT...

     Use "ears" for "sounds like" or dashes to show the number of letters in the
    word
     Use letters or numbers
     Speak to your teammates
     Use sign language
    How to play

     Divide players into two teams


     Let both team's picturists see the card
     Have both team's picturists draw at the same time
     They have 1-3 minutes to draw
     If any one of the teams guess the word before
    the timer ends, they win
    Find the spelling
     This is a simple and fun game that kids enjoy
     This is a more enjoyable game to the smaller
    kids.
    How to play
     You tell a word to the students and they guess the
    spelling
     If it is correct ,they win
    Alphabets writing relay
     This a great game for kids of grades 1&2
    How to play
     Divide and line up the students into two teams.
    Divide the board into two halves and have one
    student from each team run to the board, write
    'A', then run to the back of the line. The next
    student writes 'B', etc. The first team to finish
    wins.
    Charades
     Charades is a game of pantomimes: you have to
    "act out" a phrase without speaking, while the
    other members of your team try to guess what the
    phrase is. The objective is for your team to guess
    the phrase as quickly as possible
    How to play
     Divide and line up the class into two teams. The
    first student from each team comes to the front.
    The teacher whispers a word or shows a flashcard
    to the two students and they act it out. The first
    team to call out the correct word gets a point.
    E.g. sleeping, eating, playing soccer...
    Scrabble
     Write a selection of letters on the board. Explain
    to the students that they have to make up as many
    words as possible from the given letters. Model
    one or two examples on the board for them. Give
    them a time limit.
    Board race

     Board Race is a fun game that is used for revising


    vocabulary, whether it be words from the lesson
    you've just taught or words from a lesson you
    taught last week. ... The students must then write
    as many words as you require related to the topic
    in the form of a relay race. Each team wins one
    point for each correct word.
    How to play
     Have a set of topics folded in a basket
     Ask one player from each team to pick one
    folded paper
     Time one minute
     The team which has the most number of words
    written on the board wins
     The team which uses the board neatly gets
    awarded an extra point

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