KINDEN Team Building Scrabble Game Word Spelling and Movement Activities
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- About this item
- Race and Spell to Victory. 98 tiles are placed letter-side down. Teams race to collect tiles, then use them to create words during this fast-paced spelling game. Teams earn points for each word they create or alter.
- For Field Day, Carnival games, Group games, Active Play, Team Building & Collaboration, Obstacle Course, Training Tool, Kids Grown-Ups, Group Work, PE equipment for kids etc.
- Set includes 98 plastic letter tiles（A-9,B-2,C-2, D-4,E-12,F-2,G-3,H-2,I-9,J-1, K-1,L-4,M-2,N-6,O-8,P-2,Q-1,R-6,S-4,T-6,U-4,V-2,W-2,X-1,Y-2, Z-1) and activity instructions.
- Group games that employs physical coordination, team cooperation, communication, and planning. Easily modified, works well to energize a group, build communication skills, practice group problem solving, practice goal setting.
- 1-Year Warranty.
Team Building Scrabble Game Instructions Game Idea: Race and Spell Step 1: randomly scatter the letter tiles along one end of an open space. Divide the group into several equal teams and have them stand at the other end of the space. Step 2: During a relay race, have the first person on each team run to the tile area and retrieve one tile each. They race back to their teams, tag the next student in line, until there’s no letter tiles left. Run faster get more letter tiles! Step 3: Teams sit down around a designated puzzle-building area.Try to create as many words as possible on the floor using the letter tiles collected during a relay.the letter tiles collected during a relay. Step 4: Spell time limit:15min or more Each word created counts points. words within 4 letters get 1 point words by 4 letters get 2 points words by 5 letters get 3 points ...... Team gets the most point wins! Game Idea: Rotation Step1: Randomly scatter the letter tiles along one end of an open space. Divide the group into several equal teams and have them stand at the other end of the space. Step2: Counting down 1 min, let teams do relay race to collect as many letter tiles as possible. Step3: 5 min for teams to create words, the referee puts down words that each team created for later score counting. Step4: Each team pick 3 letter tiles from their own team and pass to next team so that each team gets new letters to create new words.the referee puts down words that each team created. Step5: Keep doing the rotation, team that unable to create new word is out of the game. the rest teams continues rotating until there’s only one team left. Step6: Score count. words within 4 letters get 1 point words by 4 letters get 2 points ...... Team gets the most point wins! Or...Create Your Own Game!
Reviews
A**N
A great idea for Phys. Ed.!
I am a high school Phys. Ed. teacher. Sadly, kids slip through the cracks in Phys. Ed. just as they do in other subjects. I love working with these students the most, and I find that a lot of sports adverse students will participate in other goofy activities where they don't require sport skills.I love this game concept. It's frantic, and interesting. My only criticism is that I would like the tile/cards to be of a thick, soft rubber. I would gladly pay more for them. As is, they're a little hard to handle and I don't think they will last long.
N**A
Great outdoor activity for large groups.
These scrabble tiles are great! We used them for out PTA Move-A-Thon course and had kids rotating through stations where we did a one minute grab as many tiles as you can and then a 4 minute make as many words as you can. The kids had so much fun and these are super durable. They held up great through over 200 kids handling them! I would recommend this product for sure!
M**R
P.E. Scrabble
Awesome activity which I already used at my school. Would like to have more letters to which some only have 2 of.
A**R
Educational
Tiles were a little smaller than expected (approx 3x3) but worked great for the games I had planned for my scouts.
V**.
Awesome
Awesome
M**E
Great product
Great resource to use in my phyed classes
A**R
Great floor game to play with kids
I used this game in combination with another game Take and Put dice game. I have implemented this game for our homeschooling to help break up workbook time in spelling. My boys love to play with the large tiles and find different words to win the game. The tiles are durable plastic, which is very nice to prevent damage to the cards. They also combine well when I shuffle them like regular cards.
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