The first player to roll passes the dice to the person on her left. You can't go back and mark it later.Įach player rolls once on her turn, except when you roll a picture that's matched by a corner square in your board. If you don't catch it fast enough, you're out of luck.

Note: In all our rules, we use either 'he' or 'she' to include everyone!Īs soon as the player calls out the roll, look over your board fast! Find the match and mark it before the next player rolls. you've got to be quick as a cat to match the squares to the pictures created by the dice. If you don't have a matching square this time, you will soon enough.īut. Some players may not have any matching squares. They get to mark both squares with a mouse. Some players may have two squares that match. She rolls the two dice together, then calls out the roll, saying for example, 'Finny and the yarn'.Īll players look at their boards to see if they have a square that matches (in this case, the square would show Finny playing with a ball of yarn).Įach player who has a match marks that square with a mouse.

Then look over the bingo boards to see how one picture from the action die combines with one picture from the kitty die to match a square on the board. That's okay a match is a match no matter what the color!

Those items in your matching square may not be exactly like the items on the die.įor instance, the kitty's dish on the die is orange, but on your board it could be blue, yellow, or green. Check out the pictures on the action die so you'll know what to look for when you make a match.

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