MAGIC DECK OF: SHAPES, COLORS, NUMBERS€¦ · Learn basic shapes: square, circle, triangle, star, heart, diamond, pentagon, rectangle, and oval . HOW TO PLAY: Fishing Each player

MAGIC DECK OF:

SHAPES, COLORS, NUMBERS

Collect all the sets to:

Learn basic colors:

red, orange, yellow, blue, green, purple, pink, peach, black, white, gray, and brown

Learn to count:

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6

Learn basic shapes: square, circle, triangle, star, heart, diamond, pentagon,

rectangle, and oval

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HOW TO PLAY: Fishing Each player takes 6 cards to start. Flip over a card and put it in the middle. Players take turns trying to match it. You can match the color, the shape, or the number of shapes. If you can’t match any of these 3 things, you must draw a card. Keep going until someone runs out of cards.

HOW TO PLAY: You Name It One person flips over a card. The player has to name all 3 elements of the card: the color, the shape, and the number. If the player can’t answer correctly, the person flipping over cards gets to keep it. If the player answers correctly, they get to keep the card. At the end, see who has the most cards.

HOW TO PLAY: Dominoes Draw a card and put it on the table. Draw another card and try to match it like dominoes. You have to match it by color, shape, or number. Put that card on any “open” side of the original card. You can put it on the top, bottom, left, or right. Draw another card and try to match it to the original card or the new card on the table. Keep going and matching as long as you can. If you can’t match. Discard and draw again.

HOW TO PLAY: Guess What I Have? Each player draws a card. The other player has to guess the right color, number, or shape on your card. If they guess it right, they get to keep it. If not, you get to keep it. Take turns with the cards and see who gets to 20 cards first!

HOW TO PLAY: Why or Why Not? Put a card face up in the middle of the table. Draw a card and explain to the other player why it matches the color, shape, or number, or why it doesn’t. If the other player agrees, you keep both cards, and put a new one in the middle for their turn. If they don’t, they get your card. Then they have to draw a card and have to try to explain why their card matches or does not.

HOW TO PLAY: Name that Card! Players take turns flipping over a card.. The flipper can’t answer when it is his or her turn! The other players have to say the shape, color, and number as fast as possible, like: three green diamonds! The player that answers correctly first gets to keep the card. They become the next flipper. This game works best with several players.

HOW TO MAKE THIS DECK: Print the pages in color! You may print with the optional card backs if you want. To save paper, these cards can also be printed double-sided. For best results, print on card stock to make cards last longer. You can also laminate, especially if you can’t print on card stock.

MAKE YOUR OWN CARDS: A Blank template has been included to allow you to expand the game however you want. Add new shapes! Add more numbers! Make special Wild Cards!


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MAGIC DECK OF: SHAPES, COLORS, NUMBERS€¦ · Learn basic shapes: square, circle, triangle, star, heart, diamond, pentagon, rectangle, and oval . HOW TO PLAY: Fishing Each player