Half Match

A monstrously fun game of describing & listening

Are you brave enough to make a monster?
Make monster matches by describing your half monster and collecting the matching half from other players. The cards can be used in a variety of other ways to strengthen expressive language, listening, and memory skills while having fun!

Category: Cards, Family Games, Memory & Visual Perception

Content: 44 cards

Skills Learned: Memory & Visual Perception, Communication skills, Enlarging Vocabulary

2-4 Players

Ages4+

New

10 Minutes

How to Play

The object of the game is to make as many monsters as you can by collecting the missing halves of your monsters.

Shuffle the deck and deal each player 5 cards. Players look at their cards but don’t show them to others. The rest of the deck is placed in the middle of the playing area.

The first player chooses a half monster from his/her hand to describe to another player. Using full sentences, the player must state 3 attributes about the monster s/he is looking for to make a monster match.

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