Roll a turkey is a fun Thanksgiving game you can do during the Fall or during Thanksgiving dinner.
You can play it as a group or individual. And it's adjustable for different age groups.
It also doubles as a fun craft because you can cut, color, and glue. Great for all ages.
4 pages. PDF digital download. 8.5 x 11" (US Letter).
Here's how you play:
Give everyone their starting turkey and let them roll the dice at their own pace, the goal is just to finish the Turkey. Just some fun.
Give everyone their Turkey and pieces and when you say go, they begin rolling as quickly as they can to try finish the Turkey first. (Everyone will need their own dice.)
Give everyone their card and have everyone sit in a circle. Choose one person to start rolling the die and build a piece of their Turkey. Once that piece is built, play then moves to the person on their left who tries to roll a piece of their Turkey. If someone rolls a piece that is already built on their Turkey, they are not able to build and their turn is over. Continue going around the circle taking turns to see who can build their Turkey First. They only get one roll per turn.
For the older kids, you can make it more advanced by having them remove a piece they put on if they roll that number again. The first to complete the Turkey wins.
You can play it as a group or individual. And it's adjustable for different age groups.
It also doubles as a fun craft because you can cut, color, and glue. Great for all ages.
4 pages. PDF digital download. 8.5 x 11" (US Letter).
Here's how you play:
Give everyone their starting turkey and let them roll the dice at their own pace, the goal is just to finish the Turkey. Just some fun.
Give everyone their Turkey and pieces and when you say go, they begin rolling as quickly as they can to try finish the Turkey first. (Everyone will need their own dice.)
Give everyone their card and have everyone sit in a circle. Choose one person to start rolling the die and build a piece of their Turkey. Once that piece is built, play then moves to the person on their left who tries to roll a piece of their Turkey. If someone rolls a piece that is already built on their Turkey, they are not able to build and their turn is over. Continue going around the circle taking turns to see who can build their Turkey First. They only get one roll per turn.
For the older kids, you can make it more advanced by having them remove a piece they put on if they roll that number again. The first to complete the Turkey wins.