LISTEN TO THE CLUE

Paper and pen or marker.

Each player writes a word on a piece of paper so that it is clearly visible. Then divide the players into two teams of at least four people. One team will play at a time while the other team watches. For our example we will call the teams A and B. But you can have your way with any name you like. Team A chooses one person to guess the words. The rest of Team A should stand next to the table with the bundle of papers. At "go," the standing members of Team A will try to get the word on the slip of paper to guess by saying one word, per person, at a time. For example, if the word is "pumpkin," teammate #1 might say "orange," teammate #2 might say "Halloween," teammate #3 might say "soup." Teammates keep making suggestions until the other teammate decides to take a guess. You only get one chance to guess. If he says the wrong word, the team must move on to the next word. Team A must keep trying to get the words guessed for two minutes, or however long you decide at the beginning of the game. Teams get one point for each word guessed correctly. Once the two minutes are up, it will be Team B's turn, who in turn will have the same amount of time to play.

The team that scores the most points.