The game of Hangman (normally a game for two players) is a great way for children to practice and improve their spelling - all while they are having fun. And now they can play even when there is no friend around! Each page in these books works like a lottery scratch card. Each puzzle offers the 26 letters of the alphabet accompanied by silver circles to scratch off. Choose the letter you want, give it a rub and you will see if it features in the puzzle and where. But watch out: six misses and you are hanged! Play your favourite game on a bus, in the car, at home - and you don't need anyone else to join in!
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Instant Lottery Tickets Meets Hangman,
This review is from: Scratch & Solve Hangman #2 (Scratch & Solve Series) (Bk. 2) (Paperback)
You're probably familiar with the game Hangman, but just in case you aren't, here's how it works with two people: an individual comes up with a word or phrase while the other must guess it. At the bottom of the page are blanks representing letters. As the player guesses the letters, they are written in the appropriate spot. However, if a wrong letter is guessed, a body part is drawn on the gallows. If an entire body is drawn before the phrase is guessed, the one doing the guessing loses.
In his clever Scratch & Solve Hangman, Mike Ward offers a neat twist on an old favorite. You know how instant lottery cards require you to scratch off the metallic finish to reveal what's underneath? That's exactly the way this book works. For each of the 96 puzzles, there are three components: *Silver eggs for A through Z *A dotted-line stick figure on the gallows *Numbered blanks at the bottom Here's an example of how a puzzle works. For puzzle one in the Scratch & Solve Hangman #3, I guess the letter "E". When I scratch off the silver egg under "E", it shows the numbers 6 and 8. I go to the bottom of the page and fill in the letter "E" for blanks 6 and 8. I then guess "R", which revealed a stick figure sticking his tongue out! This means that the letter "R" is NOT a part of solution. If I had revealed six of those faces--which indicates drawing in the head, arms, torso and feet of the body on the gallows--then I would have lost! However, because I guessed the phrase (poached eggs) before I drew all six body parts, I win! (Admittedly, I had the head and both arms drawn in before I guessed it! Whew!) This little book is very portable, providing amusement and distraction just about anywhere. Highly recommended if you love Hangman!
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This review is from: Scratch & Solve Hangman #2 (Scratch & Solve Series) (Bk. 2) (Paperback)
The order arrived promptly and in good condition. My grandson loves this product because he doesn't have to keep asking me what letter he should pick.
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More like Try & Cry Hangman,
By MEJ "justmyview" (Cowlesville, NY) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Scratch & Solve Hangman #2 (Scratch & Solve Series) (Bk. 2) (Paperback)
I purchased a copy of Hangman #2 from a local store and to my dismay this particular copy doesn't scratch off. I used a dime and scratched a hole in the page. I then used a nickel but that just made the gray dots, shining silver dots. I finally moved on to a pencil eraser which did work but one puzzle used the entire eraser and it took quite a bit of elbow grease to even get that to work. My daughter was very frustrated to say the least. From other reviews it appears that others have had a good experience with some of these books. Could the problem be that these books are printed in China? Perhaps the gray dots on some copies are actually lead based paint dots rather than the usual latex ink! What gives?
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