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Components

• 1 DVD disc
• 4 markers
• Blank paper
• Scorecard pad
• 1 challenge die
• Game cards
• Instructions

Object of the Game

Be the first to successfully answer 10 Pictionary challenges.

Setup

Place the Disney Pictionary DVD Game disc into your DVD player. If you are familiar with Pictionary rules, these instructions should get you going. If not, watch the on-screen demonstration under "How To Play" for the complete instructions.

Each team gets one Drawing Card and one dry-erase pen (use a damp cloth to erase the board, and make sure to put the cap back on the pens when not in use). …

Components

• 1 Playing Board
• 1 Card Box
• 204 Pictionary Mania Cards
• 2 Category Cards
• 2 Reusable Drawing Tablets
• 36 Category Tiles
• 2 Detachable Styluses
• 2 Playing Pieces
• 1 Sand Timer
• 2 Turn Tokens
• 1 Rules Sheet
• 6 Challenge Chips

Object of the Game

Play along the path and be the first team to complete three of the five Category Tiles in the center of the board, AKA the Winner's Circle.

Setup

• Separate into two teams, as evenly as possible.

• Set Card Box and Timer on the table next to the board (these will be passed from team to team). …

Components

• 12 dice
• Instructions

Object of the Game

Be the first team to win two of three rounds.

Setup

Choose teams. Each round will need one Picturist (drawer) on each team. All play is head-to-head so each team will be playing each round. It might get noisy!

These rules will be used as a screen between the two teams. Set it up between the Picturist and the teams so that only the Picturists can see the dice.

Game Play

Randomly choose 3 of the purple dice and 3 of the orange dice. One of the Picturists should roll all 6 of these dice. …

Components

• 2 Pictionary Man figures
• 1 Sphere Prop
• 1 Box Prop
• 4 Card Props
• 150 Clue Cards
• 2 Card Boxes
• 2 Erasable Markers
• 11-Minute Sand Timer
• 1 Die

Object of the Game

Be the first team to win 3 clue cards from EACH category deck.

Setup

Divide into 2 teams.

Shuffle both the PAIRS and the CLASSIC decks of clue cards separately and return them to their boxes. Place the boxes on the table.

Give each team a Pictionary Man figure and a marker. Place the props and the sand timer in the center of the play area within reach of both teams. …

Components

• 1 Figure
• 1 Rectangular Prop
• 1 Dry Erase Marker
• 1 Wiping Cloth
• Instructions

Object of the Game

Be the first team to reach 15 points by correctly answering clues drawn on the PICTIONARY MAN and his prop!

Setup

Divide players into 2 teams. The team that goes first will be Team 1.

Each team selects who will be the Picturist - the player who will draw the clues on their first turn. The role of Picturist will rotate among the team players on each turn throughout the game. …

Pictionary Team Relay is a game where you get teammates to guess a clue not by using words, but by drawing it out on a pad of paper!

Component

• 1 Disc Holder
• 1 Timer (60 seconds)
• 50 Discs
• Instructions

Object of the Game

Your team will attempt to draw and guess FOUR clues in one minute. It's a relay because as your team guesses each clue, a NEW teammate draws the next clue, and so on.

If your team guesses all four clues correctly before time runs out, you win the disc. The first team to earn 5 discs wins! …

Components

• 1 Clear Drawing Window
• 1 Base (with storage compartment)
• 1 Timer
• 1 Wet Erase Marker
• 150 Cards
• 1 Die
• Instructions

Object of the Game

Use the clear plastic window to sketch clues for your team in each of the three categories.

If your team guesses the clue correctly, you win the challenge and keep the card. The first team to earn 5 cards wins!

Setup

• Open the base and remove Timer, Marker, and Die. Leave the cards in the tray.

  
  
  

  Note: clean the screen with a damp cloth between turns. …

Pictionary Showdown is a game where you get teammates to guess a clue not by using words, but by drawing on it out on a pad of paper!

Components

• 1 Electronic Unit
• 72 Cards
• 1 Card Box
• Instructions

Object of the Game

Each team has the same amount of time on their time clock to begin.

On your turn, the time counts down as you sketch and your teammates guess the clue. The quicker you get it, the more time you leave on your clock. …

Whoever thought it was a good idea to put a load of bulls together in one field?

Well, yours is not to reason why. It is, however, your job to keep them apart - to avoid brawling bulls and potential injury (to themselves or anyone else for that matter).

To do this you'll need to isolate them from each other by building fences. Fortunately, some fence posts have already been put up around the field perimeter. Unfortunately, you only have a limited number of fence rails and mallets to work with... …