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SLAPJACK
Slapjack is a perfect game for a rainy day to release a little
energy. All that is required is the ability to distinguish a jack
from the other face cards – which can be tricky for those
itchy hands!
Ages: 4+
Players: 2+
Object: Collect the most cards.
Set-up: The dealer deals out all of the cards one at a time
face down in a pile in front of each player. Some players may
have one more card than others.
Play: Players take turns placing the top card of their pile
onto the top of the center pile. Don’t peek at your cards!
Slapping a Jack: When a player places a jack on the top of
the pile, each player tries to be the rst to put their hand on
top of it. The player whose hand was rst, claims the central
pile of cards and shufes these into her own cards to form a
new pile. The player whose hand was rst will be underneath
all other players’ hands.
The player to the winner’s left continues play by placing a
card face up in the center creating a new center pile.
If a player loses all of their cards, she may ‘slap-in.’ A player
does this by being the rst person to slap a jack.
If a player slaps a card that is not a jack, she must give
her top card to the player who played the card that was
slapped.
Winning: The winner is the player who wins all of the cards.
For a shorter game, the winner is the player with the most
cards at the end of a set time period.
SNAP
This is a fast, easy game, but you have to watch closely! Be
the rst to spy a match between any players’ top cards and
you collect both piles!
Ages: 4+
Players: 2+
Object: Win all of the cards.
Set-up: The dealer deals out all the cards one at a time face
down to form a pile in front of each player. Some players may
have one more card than others. Players are not allowed to
look at their cards.
Play: The player to the dealer’s left starts rst, and places
her top card face up to form a pile beside her face down pile.
The next player does the same, and play continues until one
player sees that the cards on top of two piles have the same
value. This player shouts “SNAP!”
Snap: The rst player to shout ‘Snap’ collects both piles of
cards and places them face down at the bottom of her face
down pile.
Players continue to turn over cards starting with the player to
the left of the last player who turned over a card.
Snap Pool: If two players shout ‘SNAP” at the same time,
the matching piles are placed face up in the center. Players
continue play, until the pool is won by the rst player to shout
“SNAP” when a player’s card matches the top card of the
pool.
When a player runs out of cards, she turns over her face up
pile and draws from this.
If a player calls “snap” in error, the player gives one card
from her face down pile to each of the other players.
Winning: The player who wins all of the cards wins!
SPEED
Watch out! This is a fast paced game that moves as fast as
the players playing it. You need to be able to recognize card
values quickly, and move your hands.
Ages: 5+
Players: 2
Object: The rst player to play all of his cards rst!
Set-up: The dealer sets the play area up as follows: Two
reserve piles with 5 cards each are placed to the left and
right of the play area, (to the sides of the players) and twenty
cards are dealt out to each player. Players take 5 of the 20
cards dealt to make up their hand. Don’t peek at the rest of
the cards! (See diagram).
Play: Players begin by placing one card each from their
hand, into the center of the playing area. Players lay