Scrabble Club
Scrabble Club
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Compete against your mates in the ultimate language game
Compete against your mates in the ultimate language game
Have you ever played Scrabble before? What are you waiting for? Join the millions of players around the world who have fallen in love with this game and become a Scrabble champion!
Scrabble is originally an English-language game for two to four players that requires you to form words using letter tiles on the gameboard. It involves a lot of strategic thinking to aim at the highest score combinations and gain those coveted bonus points. It’s an amazing way to expand your vocabulary and improve your spelling in English – as well as to forge bonds between students from different backgrounds, age groups, and levels of English. Scrabble is learning made fun!
Scrabble is returning to Byron as a beloved lunchtime fixture and we would love to see you there!
Where: Cafeteria Sheltered Area
When: Monday lunchtimes
With: Ms Nikolaidou
Over 150 million Scrabble sets have been sold worldwide.
Over 150 million Scrabble sets have been sold worldwide.
Since its commercial release, Scrabble has become a beloved household game, captivating players of all ages with its unique blend of vocabulary and strategy. The game’s enduring appeal has led to its availability in over 120 countries and 29 different languages, making it a global sensation.
The highest possible Scrabble score for a single word is 1782.
The highest possible Scrabble score for a single word is 1782.
This astonishing feat was accomplished by Karl Khoshnaw in 1982 during the National Scrabble Championship in New York. Khoshnaw played the word “CAZIQUES” across two triple-word score spaces, utilizing all seven of his tiles and earning an unprecedented score.
Scrabble is the best-selling word game in the world.
Scrabble is the best-selling word game in the world.
With its unique combination of skill, strategy, and vocabulary, Scrabble has solidified its status as the premier word game globally. Its enduring popularity has made it a staple in homes, schools, and social gatherings, captivating word enthusiasts for generations.
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