Word Blur - The Quick & Wild Word Tile Game

Word Blur - The Quick and Wild Word Tile Game

Word Blur challenges the way you think.

Can you describe the mystery word using only the most basic description words faster than your opponents? Better yet, can you solve them?

How do you describe words like spaghetti, gold, diapers, or stomach without using those words?

To play Word Blur, you try to get your teammates to call out the mystery word before your opponents do, using only the word tiles as clues. Start by rolling the die and having one player on each team look at the corresponding mystery word on the description card. Those players must describe the word to their teammates using the word tiles and modifier cards. With 900 word tiles spread out on the center of the table as clues, each mystery word creates a new frantic, word grabbing race. All players play every round, so there is no down time or waiting for your turn.

Hilarious guesses and creative clues will challenge the way you think. The first team to reach 10 points wins Word Blur, the quick and wild word tile game!

Contains:

• 900 Word Tiles
• 300 Description Cards
• 4 Modifier Cards
• 1 Die
• Rules of Play

Game Details:

• Recommended Ages: 10 through adult
• Number of Players: 3 to 12
• Time to Play: 30 minutes
• Box Size: 8" x 5" x 2"

WARNING! CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.

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Players must think fast and be creative when describing the mystery words to their teammates. This game expands verbal skills and encourages teamwork.

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What other things can you do with this product?

We've included some of our "outside the box" creative ideas below to help get you started...

For more unique ideas, go to our Free Resources for Parents and Educators.

• This game can be played at a slower pace for younger children. For example, if two children are playing, one child describes the mystery word to the other player - who must guess the word. This method of play encourages children to expand their vocabularies while using adjectives and nouns (a great grammer lesson, too).