Charlie will be using a new Board Game Spontuneous which is the perfect Game for Music Class because you can shout it or sing the answers. Shouting is Exercise and strengthens your lungs.
Spontuneous – The Song Game is good for Health Class. Or PE because you are Exercising your lungs. There is reading involved and you can use the cards for Reading Class and create stories using what is written the card.
- Amazon Bestseller!
- Simple party game to play for all ages and musical tastes. A word is given and it’s a race to blurt out any song containing that word. No singing skill is necessary and play crosses generations! Ages 8 & Up, 4-10 players/teams recommended.
- Millions already do it – You hear a word, a song pops into your head, and you spontaneously burst into a TUNE! For example: Can you think of a song with the word “COWBOY” in it? How ’bout “HEART”? Blurt it out then! Don’t worry about your voice, let it rip!
- The object is to stump the other players, but if you do, you’d better be able to back it up with a song of your own!
- Award winning – Music Teacher Approved, Mom’s Choice Gold Award, Dr. Toy’s Best Vacation Product, Parent Tested Parent Approved Seal of Approval, The National Parenting Center Seal of Approval, Mom’s Best Hot Product Award, Creative Child Magazine Game of the Year, Play Advances Language Award. Includes Manufacturers Warranty.
Tune In to the Fun!
Great for All Ages, 8 and Up, Multiple Award-Winning Game, Crosses All Genres of Music, 4 – 10 Players or Teams, Length of Play: 30-45 minutes, Talent NOT Required
Reading:
Pick one of the cards and using the words on the card create a story for Creative Writing.
Art Class: Using different Art Supplies create a piece of Art using the words you find on the cards.
Physcial Education: Act out the words you find on the cards for 30 minutes. Get your friends and family up off the couch and have them work out with you.
Drama Class: Act out the words you find on the cards for your parents and tell a story and use things you find in your home to showcase the words your using. See if your audience can figure out what the words are without telling them.
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
