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| − | + | Bananagrams is a fast-paced, competitive game with similarities to both Scrabble and Boggle. The game progresses without turns as in Boggle, while each player builds his or her own interlocking, Scrabble-type crossword. | |
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#*To keep track of how often a player runs out, consider having them take fewer or more tiles each time. The second time they draw, they could take 8, the third time, 9. This way better, faster players are given a larger load to bare, helping out those who are just getting the hang of it. | #*To keep track of how often a player runs out, consider having them take fewer or more tiles each time. The second time they draw, they could take 8, the third time, 9. This way better, faster players are given a larger load to bare, helping out those who are just getting the hang of it. | ||
#Continue forming the crossword until all the tiles are gone. If you'd like, you can make it more competitive by keeping track of who had the longest words, who got rid of their tiles the fastest, or who helped out the board the most. Where do your strengths lie? How about your friends'? And remember -- have fun! | #Continue forming the crossword until all the tiles are gone. If you'd like, you can make it more competitive by keeping track of who had the longest words, who got rid of their tiles the fastest, or who helped out the board the most. Where do your strengths lie? How about your friends'? And remember -- have fun! | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
