How does your body feel?
How to play — read, flank, flip
Read a line Three cells in a row can spell a word — c, a, t…
Flank it Own BOTH ends of a word, with the friend’s letter in the middle.
Flip + pop! The middle flips to you and the picture pops up — CAT! Most words wins.
Meet the cast — the characters who teach this
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Kip the flying fish — he lands on the OTHER side of a word: that is the flip! -
Strider the pond-skater — she reads the three-in-a-row out loud: c–a–t… CAT! -
Tass the kingfisher — she watches the vowels: the middle of a word is the risky spot. -
Dabble the duck — lost a row? No worry. You can flip it back next turn.
What next? Pick a door
- More like this PilePals How many words in your pile? CrossPals Can you finish both crossing words? JotPals What do you want to remember?
- A bit harder FoldoverPals Who did what, where? MythPals Is this character a trickster or helper? PacketPals Shall we do today’s little packet?
- Something different MarkPals What do you notice in this picture? PostPals Whose turn is it to send? MotionPals Can you make Zip walk and talk?
Which word did you like flipping most today?
Every board is a new try. Reading a word is always a win.
Built from these ludemes
A ludeme is a building block of a game's rules. This one combines: