Each player has one turn of the sand timer to get the others to guess their Challenge. PLAYING THE GAME: Whilst we will do everything we can to meet the delivery times above, there may be factors outside of our control and we cannot guarantee delivery within this time frame.

This uses the Picture Side of the card. The player whose turn it is holds the card so that only they can see the Picture Side. The other players have to identify the brand or item shown by asking questions to which the player can only answer, "yes", "no" or "maybe".If there is a HINT on the card, the player should read it out before they start the turn. If more than one player shouts out a correct answer at EXACTLY the same time, they all win a throw of the dice and a move - along with the player for that turn. This Editable Christmas Who or What Am I? Board Game has an editable activity board and question cards for you to write your own description of a festive character or a Christmassy object. Children can guess who or what that festive thing may be! A perfect activity to use in the classroom!

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The oldest player starts by taking the first card. Each player's first round of the game is always a "Describe It" round. In later turns players use the category of the playing space their piece is sitting on. Guessing and Moving: Isle of Man, Isle of Wight, Northern Ireland and the Scottish Highlands) may take longer to reach you.

Make your own Christmas Wreath: If you're looking for fun, printable Christmas activities then why not try this Christmas - themed Make a Wreath game? Roll the dice to choose what design to make your add to your Christmas wreath, perfect for crafty Christmas activities. This game also asks you to add the numbers on the dice together or even multiply them together to choose your design! Great to support number skills! PLEASE NOTE that each player must roll the dice individually so each will probably move a different number. "Draw It" round: What am I’ riddles are excellent for that as the family doesn’t need to carry any toys, books, or board games for them. You just need some phrases to remember, and the children have to guess what the riddles are about. While thinking, your kids can develop logic and learn new things easily, improving their vocabulary and mathematical skills.Here, you can see some common simple riddles. Even small children can guess the things they see in their everyday life. The player chooses one of the two "Draw It" entries on the card. He then takes the paper and pencil and draws what he thinks will make the other players guess that entry. For example: for "Mercedes" you might just draw the famous logo, but for "mountain bike" you might draw a mountain AND a bike. "Describe It" round: If someone DOES guess the player's Challenge word, both he and the person who guessed his word correctly each win a throw of the dice. Each player then moves his playing piece round the board by the number he rolled.