Super WHY ABC Letter Game
Super WHY ABC Letter Game Rulebook
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
How to Win
The player who reaches FINISH with the most cards wins.
Contents
- Game Board
- 4 Playing Pieces
- Spinner Card
- 110 Question Cards
- Instructions
Set Up
- Each player chooses a playing piece, inserts it into a stand and places it at START.
- Attach the spinner arrow to the spinner card.
- Separate the question cards into four separate card piles: Alpha Pig, Wonder Red, Princess Presto and Super Why.
- Shuffle each card pile. Place the four card piles, with the character side facing up, next to the game board within reach of all the players.
How to Play
- Players place their moving pieces on the START space.
- The youngest player goes first. He/she spins the spinner and moves the appropriate number of spaces. If a player spins "SPIN AGAIN," he/she should spin the spinner again.
- When a player lands on a specific character space, he/she should pick up a question card that matches that character space and answer the question on the card.
- If a player answers the card correctly, he/she keeps the card.
- If a player answers the card incorrectly, he/she returns the card to the bottom of the character card pile.
Skill Powers
Alpha Pig (Alphabet Power) - Players point to the uppercase letter on the board that matches the lowercase letter on the card.
Wonder Red (Word Power) - Players read the words or look at the pictures on the card and say another word or words that rhyme. For example, PIG and DIG are in the "IG" word family. Another word in the "IG" word family would be FIG.
Princess Presto (Spelling Power) - Players say the word pictured on the card, then point to the first letter or first two letters of that word on the center of the board.
Super Why (The Power to Read) - There are 2 types of question cards:
- Players point to the word on the board that matches the picture on the card.
- Players point to the word on the board that should replace the underlined word on the card to make the silly sentence make sense.
Ending the Game
The game ends when all players reach FINISH. Players then count up the number of cards they collected. The player with the most cards is declared the winner. If there are two or more players with the same number of cards, all of those players are declared winners.