If your like me then part of your life was spent standing in line at a Blockbuster Movie Store waiting to check out the latest movies. I don’t know about you but I miss those times and not getting to share them with Charlie.
To let him learn more about David and my life I can’t wait until we sit down for #HomeschoolWithBoardGames: Big Potato Blockbuster Game: The Movie Board Game which is a Big Potato Games. I can’t wait to see what Charlie and David think of this new Game which is perfect for #FamilyMovieNight.
Big Potato Blockbuster Game: The Movie Board Game
The Blockbuster Game: a Movie Board Game for the whole family. The golden age of Video rentals is back! Introducing a brand new fun family board game for anyone that has ever seen a movie and just like all great BLOCKBUSTERS, This one’s a double bill!
This is a game for adults and teenagers alike, but for best results, you’ll want to split up into two mixed teams. In round one, each team will choose one of their members to go head-to-head in a quick-fire buzzer battle. From ‘famous trilogies to ‘movies with a Zombie in’, these two players must think quick, shout out a movie and slap the buzzer to put pressure on their opponent.
The first player to run out of ideas loses the round (and gives their opponents a serious advantage in round two) which we like to call round two ‘movie Charades with a twist’. The player that won the buzzer battle picks up six movie cards, giving the hardest three to their opponent and keeps the rest for themselves.
When ready, they’ll get 30 seconds to get their team to shout out the movies by using three tricky techniques acting out the film, making up a quote and describing them with just one word. Get them right quick enough and you’ll have a chance to steal from your opponents. Take it too slow and they might get a chance to steal from you.
It’s an all-out race to collect a film from every genre and be crowned the new blockbuster big-shots. With 200 classic movies, 60 category cards and a (nearly) life-size replica of a blockbuster Car park, you’ll want to clear a space on your top 10 family party games This is one that’s sure to bring the entertainment home again and again.
Reading Class:
Set the Board Game up and then ask the players to sit down. Once they do read the Rules to everyone. Once you finish ask them questions to make sure they understand what is happening. Then let them ask you questions to make sure you understand what is going to happen and why.
In your Reading Journal write down notes of what happened in the Game. Include who played the Game and who won the Game.
Math Class:
Count the Game pieces and once you come up with the answer share the number with the other players. Create 5 Math problems for one of the players to play. Let them create 5 Math problems for you to work out.
Inside your Math Journal write down all the Math problems and there answers.
Drama Class:
Act out a scene that happened in the Game and include a description which you will write inside your Drama Journal.
Music Class:
Create a Song/Jingle based on the Game that could be used in a Commercial. Perform the song for the people playing the Game. Write the Song/Jingle inside your Music Journal.
Cooking Class:
Create a Snack based on the Game that could be served while playing the Game. Write the Recipe inside your Cooking Journal which will be turned into a Cookbook at the end of the year.
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
