Face Block Games
There are at least three Face Block games that can be played, the first is the simplest and takes least time. Players select a Face card then compete to create a face from their 4 Face Blacks and ring the bell. They record their idea of what the expression means. Truth and Dare activity is played out by those that do not ring the bell (Reading skills needed for this part of the game)
Face Blocks Gameplay
Game 1
①Each player holds four Face blocks.
②Shuffle all the expression cards and place them in the center of the table to form the deck for the game
③Starting with the youngest player, turn over a card.
④Each player rotates and adjusts the position of their four Face blocks as quickly as possible to match the expression on the card
⑤The first player to complete the corresponding expression rings the bell and says what they think the expression means into the microphone and keeps the card.
⑥The first player to collect 10 cards wins the game!
Game 2
①Each player in a group of four holds fourFace blocks.
②Shuffle all the expression cards and place them in the center of the table to form the deck for the game
③Starting with the youngest player, turn over a card each player rotates and adjusts the position of their four Face blocks as quickly as possible to match the expression on the card.
④The player who completes the expression first rings the bell and records what they think the expression means.
⑤The first three players to complete the corresponding expression are not punished.
⑥But the last player to complete the expression must face the penalty of truth or dare!
Game 3
①Each player in a group of four holds four Face blocks.
②Shuffle all the expression cards and place them in the center of the table to form the deck for the game
③Starting with the youngest player, turn over a card
④Each player rotates and adjusts the position of their four Face blocks as quickly as possible to match the expression on the card
⑤The player who completes the expression first rings the bell, gets possession of the card and records what they think the expression means.
⑥The game ends when a player collects five cards
⑦The first player to collect five cards is not punished, while the remaining three players must face the penalty of truth or dare on the rear of the card selected!