Do you remember the game “Yes” and “No”? We have created a version based on the motifs of this game that will involve the whole family and encourage the youngest to distinguish domestic animals from wild ones.
You need to print 2 copies of the game cards.
Rules of the game. One copy of the cards must be placed on the table with the face-up side so that the players can see the contents of all the cards – animals. The other – a face-down pile. The first player takes a card from the face-down pile, but does not show it to the other players. The other players, seeing the animals on the face-up cards, must find out what animal the first player drew. They do this by asking one question at a time. The first player answers the questions with the words “Yes” or “No”. When one of the asking players decides that he/she knows what animal it is, he/she takes a card with an animal from the table. If the card with the animal taken is correct, the player keeps it for himself/herself and the card with the guessed animal from the face-down pile is removed from the game. Then the next player takes a card from the pile and the game continues. If the player’s guess is incorrect, the face-up card is put back. The player who has collected the most cards wins.
Contents: 36 cards with animals.
