Battle of Wheel of Pictonary

Topic
- Arts & crafts
- Language
- Mathematics
Learning skills
- Logical thinking
- Spatial orientation
- Visual & auditory perception
- Calculating & counting
- Communication & expression
Activity type
- Quiz & challenge game
- Drawing
Materials
- None
Age
- 6 - 11 years
>15 minutes
2 - 4 players
Intermediate
Calm
Small (office, pavement)

Contributors

Elia

Everything you need to play this game

4 boards (size rota disk) to create pattern equipped with a chalk board
2 boards including rota disks
2 boards (size rota disk) with equations
book with different pixel pictures (7x7)

A step-by-step guide to play the game

Each player or team choose a picture to draw (out of the book with examples), by filling whole fields of the board. Each player/team is standing on one of the two sides of the mobile school and is not allowed to look on the other side.

One player spins the wheel. The arrow indicates the action (of one these three):

one or two free shots/guesses to guess if a certain box is black or not
pass - player skips his turn
a number

If the a number is 'spinned' the player has to solve one of two calculations correctly:

an easy one, for which a correct answer gives the right to take one guess at the other players board
a difficult one, for which a correct answer gives the right to take two guesses at the other players board
a wrong answer makes you loose your turn

Guesses are to be communicated with the coordinates of the board like A1 (upper left corner) or G7 (lower right corner).

The guesses of the team or player guessing are to be drawn on the second board to indicate where the other team filled or not filled a field on the board.

Steps 2 to 5 are repeated until one of the players guessed the picture of the other player.

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