Description

GNOMES - 3 HAPPY GAMES

COLLECTIONS AND COLORS
A great set of three fun games for the whole family.
Join the three gnome brothers, move to their magical world and play with them and learn.

The set consists of 3 games:

1. CATCH THE GNOME
In this game, we spread all the gnomes on the table or floor so that they form a circle.
Cards with sentences are placed in a pile, face down.
The player who starts, takes the first instruction tablet, reads it aloud, then puts it back to form a new pile.
Other participants do the same.
The players perform the presented task, and the collected gnomes are arranged in front of them.
The game continues until all the gnomes are collected or the task cards are used.
The winner is the one with the most gnomes.

2. PATTERNS AND COLORS
This game has a similar beginning to the previous one.
We spread the gnomes on the table or the floor, and the tiles with the patterns are placed in a pile, reverse side up.
One player distributes one tile to all participants.
Players keep their tiles face down in front of them.
At the start signal given by the youngest participant, everyone turns over their tiles.
Players choose gnomes matching their pattern and color for their tiles.
If one of the game participants decides that he already has all the matching elves, he draws another tile.
During the game, players can draw tiles any number of times until they run out.
The game ends when the gnomes or tiles with patterns run out.
The player who collects the most gnomes wins.

3. WHERE ARE YOU BROTHER?
The rules change here.
The gnomes land on the table or floor face down.
All players receive 4 tiles to start and keep them in front of them.
Each participant takes turns flipping one elf.
If the pattern of his clothes matches one of the tiles of a given player, he takes the elf to himself.
Otherwise, he puts it back face down.
The game continues until one player collects three brothers who will have clothes containing the same pattern from one of their tiles.
However, the fun with gnomes does not end here, as it is limited only by children's imagination.
You can invent new rules of the game at will.