Welcome to our series sharing HomeschoolWithBoardGames: Pass The Pigs Big Pigs Edition. I can’t wait to see what happens when Charlie and David play Pass The Pigs Big Pigs.
Pass the Big Pigs Great party game!
For decades millions of players have enjoyed the classic party game Pass the Pigs. Now Hugh and Jack Pigfellow (the pigly brand ambassadors) are thrilled to debut their newest creation, Pass the Big Pigs.
Gameplay is the same as standard Pass The Pigs. Roll both pigs as many times as you dare, scoring for each pose that they land in. Trotters! Razorbacks! Sliders! Snouters!.
Even, the tricky and rare Leaning Jowler! You roll them, you score! But, if you get too piggish, you run the risk of rolling the pig-dastardly Oinker and having your score wiped out!
- Includes (2) oversized foam pig dice
- Includes (1) oversized score pad
- Includes (1) drawstring pig storage pouch
- Includes pencil, illustrated instructions and pass the pigs history
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Reading Class:
Set the Game up and get the instructions out and once everyone is sitting down read the instructions to the players. Then ask them questions to make sure they understand what is going to happen. Then have them ask you questions to make sure you understand what is going to happen.
Math Class:
Count all the game pieces and create 5 math problems for someone in your family to work out.
Then have them create 5 math problems for you to work out.
Art Class:
Draw a picture of something that happened in the Game and write out a description of what your drawing.
Drama Class:
Act out what one of the Pigs did in the Game and describe what your acting out and why.’
Music Class:
Create a Song or a Jingle about the Game that could be used in a commercial. Perform the song or jingle you created before you begin playing the game.
Cooking:
Make a snack that the Pigs would have liked which can be played before you begin playing the game.
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
