BS Toys The Outside Arrow Wood - Children's Game

With this set, you can create endless games; create a challenge and everyone stands in a circle. The player the arrow ends at has to do the challenge. Or place the chips around the arrow and create an activity like jumping or hopping. The arrow indicates how many times the group has to do this. But you can also create fun math games, or play with the colors, or... or... Includes instructions with numerous examples. Play up to 7 different games! • Game 1: All players stand around the arrow. One player chooses a challenge like "sing a song" and then spins the arrow. The player the arrow is pointing to when it stops has to do the challenge. Then they can create a new challenge and spin the arrow. There are no winners, but there is a lot of fun! • Game 2: Divide into 2 teams. All players stand around the arrow in random order. One player spins the arrow. The team of the person the arrow is pointing to has to run fast, because the other team counts to 3 and then tries to tag 3 players as quickly as possible. • Game 3: Place all the colored chips in a circle around the arrow. One player spins the arrow. When the arrow stops, look at which color it's pointing. Now find something of that color as quickly as possible. The first player to return with something of that color wins. Unless someone else returns with something bigger and also the correct color! • Game 4: Place all the colored chips in a circle around the arrow. Give each color an action, such as jumping, squatting, or hopping. Spin the arrow and everyone performs the corresponding action. Meanwhile, one player spins the arrow. Continue performing the action until the arrow stops on a different color, and then have someone else spin the arrow. • Game 5: Place all the numbered chips in a circle around the arrow. The first player comes up with an action, for example, jumping jacks. They spin the arrow, and the number where the arrow stops indicates the number of times everyone has to perform the action. Alternate players who come up with the action. • Game 6: Place all the numbered chips in a circle around the arrow. Spin the arrow and add up the numbers as a team until you reach 100. • Game 7: Place all the numbered chips in a circle around the arrow. Each player writes down five numbers between 1 and 24 on a piece of paper. When that number is drawn, you can cross it off. The winner is the first player to cross off all the numbers.