Games from the Czech Republic

Rules of the game

• The game starts on the start field
• The eldest player is the first to throw
• The players alternate clockwise
• You throw the dice only once, even if you get six
• If the player steps on the field of protected area (nature reserve or natural monument), takes a card from the pack of cards and answers the question or completes the given task
• If the player answers the question correctly he goes as far forward as he got on the dice when he got on the field of the protected area
• If the player answers the question incorrectly he goes as far backwards as he got on the dice when he got on field of the protected area
• The game is orbital – you start in Přimda and finish in Přimda
• The winner is the player who returns to Přimda first

Rules of the game

• You'll need tokens and dice to play
• Each time the pupils rolls the dice he/she has to pick up a word card
• The pupil reads it and uses the word in a sentence.
• Then the pupil can move forward.
• The one who is the first to catch the last fish (FINISH) is the winner.
• There are 60 word cards.

Games from Poland

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DOMINO ERASMUS+

domino Erasmus-jęz. angielski.pdf

domino Erasmus-jęz. polski.pdf

domino Erasmus-jęz. angielski.doc

domino Erasmus-jęz. polski.doc

zasady gry.pdf

Games from Slovakia

pexeso názvy.pdf

pexeso.pdf

Here you can find a popular card game that our pupils created. It can be fun to use it in English lesssons.

Dobble.pdf