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Copyright - Spiele Bad Rodach 2011

From Dawn ’til Dusk

Bonne journée ! · Van ’s morgens tot ’s avonds

De la mañana a la noche · Da mattina a sera

Von früh

bis spät

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DEUTSCH

Wichtig: Wenn ihr ein Plättchen aussucht, müsst ihr euch immer eine Ta

g

eszeit

überlegen, und die ratenden Mitspieler müssen sagen, ob sie morgens, mittags,

n

ac

h

mitta

g

s o

d

er a

b

en

d

s meinen

.

Spielende

Das Spiel ist zu Ende, wenn alle Schla

f

mützenkärtchen verteilt wurden. Das Kind mit

d

en meisten Schlafmützenkärtchen gewinnt

.

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ENGLISH

From Dawn ’til Dusk

A

turbulent memory game all about the course of a day for 1 - 4 children

a

g

e

d

4 - 99

.

Includes an additional

g

ame idea and variations o

f

di

ff

erin

g

de

g

rees o

f

di

ff

icult

y.

A

uthor: Markus Nikisch

I

ll

ust

r

at

i

o

n

s:

Jutta

N

eu

n

do

rf

er

Length of the game

:

10 - 15 m

i

n

utes

It’s 7 o’c

l

oc

k

an

d

t

h

e a

l

arm c

l

oc

k

is rin

g

in

g

! Time to

g

et up

l

itt

l

e s

l

eep

yh

ea

d

s ot

h

erwise

y

ou will miss such excitin

g

thin

g

s. The

g

ame accompanies children throu

g

h the da

y

,

from waking up until going to bed. Whoever observes and memorizes the motifs the

b

est wi

ll

win t

h

e

g

ame. In passin

g

, t

h

e

g

ames a

l

so provi

d

e an intro

d

uction to c

l

oc

k

s

and time

.

Dear Parents

Before starting to play for the first time talk with your child about the clock and

t

he different times of the da

y

. Have

y

our child turn the hands of the clock and

t

alk about the minutes and hours in the day.

P

ractice with your child using the clock to tell the time. For example tell him

th

at

l

unc

h

wi

ll

b

e at 12 o’c

l

oc

k

an

d

ma

k

e

h

im turn t

h

e c

l

oc

k

to 12. Or

y

our

c

hild tells

y

ou when he would like to draw a picture and then ad

j

usts the clock

t

o the corresponding time.

B

y

repeatin

g

t

h

is,

y

our c

h

i

ld

b

ecomes acquainte

d

wit

h

t

h

e c

l

oc

k

an

d

t

h

e a

b

i

l

it

y

t

o tell time.

Contents

1

g

ame board

1

clock

1 pla

y

ﬁ

g

ure Max

18 round picture tiles

18 square memor

y

ti

l

e

s

7 little sleep

y

head cards

Set of game instructions

10

ENGLISH

Game Idea#1: Oh dear, it’s getting late!

A

turbulent memory game, where there is no time to dawdle.

Preparation

P

lace the game board in the center of the table and insert the clock into the dip in the

center o

f

the

g

ame board

.

Sort the tiles according to their shape and place them face up. Choose the round tile

sh

owin

g

t

h

e

b

e

d

an

d

p

l

ace it on t

h

e square next to num

b

er 7 on t

h

e

g

ame

b

oar

d.

Choose 11 tiles from the remaining round tiles and think about what time of day you

w

ou

ld

l

i

k

e to

d

o t

h

e t

h

in

g

s

d

epicte

d

t

h

ere. T

h

en

d

istri

b

ute t

h

e ti

l

es accor

d

in

gly

on t

h

e

g

ame board around the clock

.

Hint: I

f

or example

y

ou

g

et up at 7 in the mornin

g

, place the tile showin

g

break

f

ast on

the

f

ollowing square next to the number 8. At 9 you can brush your teeth. In this way

y

ou can arrange the activities of your day as you want until it’s time to go back to bed

.

How to Play

W

ho had an especiall

y

nice dream last ni

g

ht? You start and turn over a memor

y

tile

.

Does it show the same

p

icture as the one shown on the tile in front of Max?

• Y

es

?

Exce

ll

ent! Max

h

as use

d

h

is time we

ll

an

d

can now

d

o somet

h

in

g

new. Keep t

h

e

m

emor

y

tile and place Max on the next square. Then turn the lon

g

hand o

f

the clock

a

ll the way round until it points once again to the number 12. The small hand will now

sh

ow t

h

e square Max is stan

d

in

g

on

.

Take a look at what Max will do next

.

• N

o?

Pit

y

! Max has dawdled

.

Turn the memory tile back around and move the long hand ahead 15 minutes. It will

n

ow point to eit

h

er t

h

e num

b

er 3, 6 or 9. Max sta

y

s on

h

is square

.

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ENGLISH

N

ow the next pla

y

er, in a clockwise direction, has to tr

y

and turn over the matchin

g

m

emory tile.

Important Rule: I

f

y

ou turn a wron

g

memor

y

tile over

f

our times, one whole hour will

have passed. Unfortunately you have dawdled away your time. The child who turned over

the fourth tile receives a sleep

y

head tile. Move Max one square forward. What will he do

n

ext? Now

y

ou have to tr

y

and turn over the correspondin

g

memor

y

tile.

End of the Game

T

he game is over when

…

•

Max has reached the square with the tile showing the bed. It’s late and he has to go

to bed. The player with the most memory tiles wins the game. If there is a draw, there

wi

ll

be

v

a

ri

ous

winn

e

r

s

.

O

r …

•

the

f

ourth sleepyhead tile has been distributed. This means you have all been

dawdling and lose together

.

Hint:

T

he degree o

f

di

fﬁ

culty can be varied, by using less or more sleepyhead cards.

Co-operative Variation

Y

ou play together. Don’t keep the memory tiles for yourself but collect them in the game

b

ox. You can help each other and win to

g

ether if at the end of the da

y

three or less than

three sleep

y

head tiles have been distributed

.

1

2

ENGLISH

Game Idea#2: Sooner or later?

A

tricky guessing game, that can turn any daily routine upside down.

Preparation of the Game

P

lace the game board in the center of the table and insert the clock into the dip in the

center o

f

the

g

ame board

.

Sort the tiles according to their shape and place them face up. Choose 12 round picture

ti

l

es an

d

ta

k

e t

h

e matc

h

in

g

memor

y

ti

l

es. T

h

e remainin

g

picture an

d

memor

y

ti

l

es are

p

laced aside

.

D

istribute the 12 memor

y

tiles

f

ace up around the

g

ame board and pile up the 12 picture tiles.

Get t

h

e s

l

eepy

h

ea

d

car

d

s rea

d

y

.

How to Play

H

ave an

y

o

f

y

ou ever eaten break

f

ast at lunchtime? You start and take the round tiles

.

Secretly choose one (for example the one showing the building blocks) and think at what

time

y

ou

h

ave p

l

a

y

e

d

wit

h

t

h

em

y

ester

d

a

y

. But

d

on’t sa

y

an

y

t

h

in

g

. Now p

l

ace t

h

e 12 ti

l

es

f

ace down on the squares around the clock. O

f

course,

y

ou have to remember where

y

our

c

h

ose

n

t

il

e

i

s.

T

he other pla

y

ers now have to discover the time o

f

the da

y

o

f

y

our chosen tile. You point

to the corresponding memory tile and say for example “At what time yesterday was

I pla

y

in

g

with the buildin

g

blocks?” The followin

g

pla

y

er in a clockwise direction now

ad

j

usts the clock to a certain time,

f

or example at 4 o’clock and sa

y

s: “Did

y

ou pla

y

with

the building blocks yesterday afternoon at 4 o’clock?”

N

ow

y

ou have to respond honestl

y

:

• If the time is correct

y

ou sa

y

“Exactl

y

!”. As a reward the other pla

y

er receives a

sleep

y

head card

.

• If the time is wron

g

,

y

ou sa

y

“no, sooner” or “no, later”

.

One by one in a clockwise direction the other players now guess a time, that is either

s

ooner or

l

ater. Once

y

ou

h

ave as

k

e

d

t

h

e question t

h

ree times an

d

no

b

o

dy

h

as

g

uesse

d

the ri

g

ht time,

y

ou receive a sleep

y

head card as a reward.

T

hen it’s the turn of the next pla

y

er to secretl

y

choose a round tile before distributin

g

all

twelve o

f

them around the clock.

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ENGLISH

Important: When secretl

y

choosin

g

a picture tile, alwa

y

s tr

y

and ima

g

ine a time o

f

the

d

ay for the action shown. The player who are guess then must indicate if the time they

n

ame is in the mornin

g

, noon, afternoon or in the evenin

g.

End of the Game

T

he game ends as soon as all the sleepyhead tiles have been distributed. The child with

the most sleepyhead tiles wins the game

.

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