ALPHAbet PLAYING CARDS

ALPHAbet PLAYING CARDS

Games played with the dictionary of the mind

Card games that are educational and fun for all ages. Games are played by identifying shapes or color. No language barriers with ALPHAbet Playing Cards!! Spanish, German, French, etc., may be used when playing and will enhance the learning process for all age groups.

So versatile, many common games can be played with these card decks, such as: Solitaire, Cheat, Rummy and many more. Also word building games like scrabbles can be played.

Single player or with teams [extra decks required for teams] make ALPHAbet Playing Cards perfect for school or social get-together with friends.

A deck of ALPHAbet PLAYING CARDS consists of cards from A - Z plus 4 jokes, suits in four different colors and shapes: Triangle [Red], Circle [Green], Star [Blue], Square [Brown]. Two(2) wild cards and a points card is also included. 110 cards in all

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GAMES: All word building games

DUMP^©: Words are made from the cards in hand. When no more words can be made, they are put aside in a DUMP pile. The game goes on until all cards are used and no more words can be made. The cards from the DUMP pile are then used and more words are made. The player with less cards in hand is the winner.

FREEWAY^©: Words are made in any direction like crossword puzzle. Each player gets a suit (no more than 4 players can play per deck). The game starts with a main word and the player with most cards on the table is the winner.

FIXIT There are two piles; (1) Consonants pile; (2) Vowel pile consisting of all vowels A, E, I, O, U plus Y and Jokers. Words are made from the cards in hand (taken from the active pile) and using vowels to make words. [Patent pending]:

SPREAD^©: Each player gets 5 cards and 5 more are spread on the table, face up. Words have to be made from the cards in hand and from the SPREAD. The game ends when no more words can be made and the player with less cards in hand is the winner.

SPELLAR RUMI^©: Different versions can be played like Rummy. Letters are used instead of the usual playing cards, i.e., Ace, King, etc. Games can be played by making sequences or words.