Princess, UA Student Intern

2. at the end of the lesson the learner
should be able to:
▸ Discuss the nature and
backround of the game
scrabbles;
▸ Explain the benefits can be
derived from playing scrabble;
▸ Apply knowledge of rules and
regulations and strategies in

3. W
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A word game in which 2 to 4
players score points by forming
words from individual lettered
tiles on a game board marked
by 15 by 15 grid

5. Game Equipment consisting
a flat thin piece marked
with characters and used in
board games like Maj-jong
and Scrabble

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The act of playing a word
on a board that stops the
opponent from making a
potentially large score

7. A letter that will spell a
new word when it is played
with in the front or at the
end already on the board

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Any word ply that uses
all seven letters on the
rack earning a bonus of
50 points

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History
 Originally called Criss Cross, the game which was
based on the crossword puzzle and anagrams, was
developed by Alfred M. Butts, an architect, in 1931.
 It was redesigned, renamed as Scrabble, and
marketed by James Brunot in 1948.
 It was first sold in Great Britain in 1954.

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Scrabble is a word game
in which 2 to 4 players
score points by forming
words from individual
lettered tiles on a game
board marked by 15 by
15 grid.
SCRABBLE

11. • Recognized as an excellent means for increasing
vocabulary and word power.
• Helps improve analytical skills and sharpens
mathematical ability.
• The ability will develop more if you directly engage
in the game with your family and friends.

13. TILES
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Game equipment
consisting a flat thin
piece marked with
characters and used
in board games like
Maj-Jong and
Scrabble

14. Needed in playing Scrabble
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15. SET UP
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Place all the letter tiles in the pouch, or facedown beside the board, and mix
them up.
Draw for the first paly:
The player with the letter closest to “A” play first.
A blank tile beats any letter.
Return the letter to the pool and remix.
All players draw seven new letters each and place them in their racks.

16. GAME PLAY
The first player combines two or more of his or her
letters to form a word and places the word on the
board to read either across or down with one letter
on the center ( ) square. This square has a double
word score.

17. START

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Any word can be found in the dictionary can be used.
WORDS are not allowed
Suffixes
Prefixes
Abbreviations
Any word that requires a hyphen or apostrophe
Any word that requires the use of a capital letter

19. Game Equipment consisting a flat thin piece marked
with characters and used in board games like Maj-Jong and
Scrabble.

20. done before and after the game to ensure there are
100 tiles.

21. any word play that uses all seven letters on the rack earning a
bonus of 50 points.
BINGO(+5 0)
7+5
0=57

22. a term describes a rack that has more
that one of a given letter.

23. A player makes a play with letters
that cover two Double-Word Square (DWS).

24. (AKA Hook) A letter that will spell a new
word when it is played with it the front or at the end
already on the board.

25. the act of playing a word on a board that
stops the opponent from making a potentially large
score.

26. When a play is not acceptable.
Whenever there is a challenge, someone loses exactly
one turn.

27. A player may pass his/her turn by not exchanging
tiles and not making a play on the board.
the portion of a scrabble game when there
are less than seven tiles left to draw from the bag.

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THANKS!
MS. OLLAGUE