teams have to use the letters from the soup to create words. Set a time limit that they have to be completed by – 5 minutes should be enough. It's worth mentioning to them in advance to be careful when picking up the letters – if any of the pasta letters get

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over and place them in your soup pot. • Place new letter disks on The game ends when the first critter reaches his soup pot. • Add 1 point to your any board directions. • Remove the same number of letter disks (as rolled) from the vowel circles and place them letter-side–up nextto the vowel circles. • Read both the vowels
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WHAT YOU DO. It's the “soup"er fun word game that your whole family can play! Draw a card and choose one of the five words on it. Then quickly scoop tiles out of the pot looking for letters that match the letters in your word. Don't scoop out a “fly," or you'll lose all of your tiles! The first player to match the word wins the round
20 Sep 2011 Caution: Don't eat actual soup while you're playing this game. (We did – it was an issue. I'll tell you at the end.) Scrabble – Alphabet Scoop is a fun new game that you can play with kids who are at different levels of literacy and of different ages. It's basically a plastic soup bowl, with Scrabble letters dumped
21 May 2017 In the box: Plastic bowl with lid, 4 plastic scoops, 104 tiles (98 letter, 4 blank), 2 Fly in the Soup tiles, 72 word cards. A Scrabble game geared toward kids. The rules are simple: 1) Choose a word card, 2) Choose one word rom the card, and 3) Scoop out letter tiles until you have the correct tiles to spell your
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