Board Games

• 1. Look at examples.

• • 1. List board games that you like.

       1. What do you like about these games?

    2. List games that you dislike?

• • • 1. What do you dislike about these games?

• 1. Develop your own ideas.

     1. Brainstorm ideas.

        1. Type of game (strategy, skill or knowledge)

        2. Theme (book, movie, science…)

     2. Choose an idea.

     3. Develop a prototype.

     4. Play your prototype game.

     5. Make improvements to your game.

     6. Write a clear description and instructions.

  2. Make your game.

  3. Test your game again.

  4. Evaluate games. Games should be original, creative, fun, challenging, and visually interesting. Also, instructions must be clear, complete and easy to follow.

Rough Draft

Names of creators:

Name of Game:  

Audience:

Description:

Materials:

Objective:

Rules/Instructions:

Diagram: