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Go Fish Game Rules and Setup

The document provides rules for a card game called "Have you got..." where students play in small groups. Each student is dealt 5 cards and the objective is to make identical pairs by asking other players "Have you got..." followed by a card name. If the card is held, it is given to the asking player; if not, they draw from the deck. The winner is the player who forms the most pairs by the end of the game.

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Go Fish Game Rules and Setup

The document provides rules for a card game called "Have you got..." where students play in small groups. Each student is dealt 5 cards and the objective is to make identical pairs by asking other players "Have you got..." followed by a card name. If the card is held, it is given to the asking player; if not, they draw from the deck. The winner is the player who forms the most pairs by the end of the game.

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RULES:

Before starting the game, print two copies of pages 1 and 2, laminated them and cut
them out.

Ss play in small groups (4-6). One of the ss is in charge of shuffling and dealing 5 cards
to each player. If they have repeated cards they face them down in front of them and
they have got a point before starting to ask questions.

The objective of the game is to make identical pairs and for this ss have to ask the
questions worked: “Have you got (a/some)….?”
 If the person who has been asked has the card he/she must say: “Yes, I have” or
and gives the card to the player. Player 1 puts it in front of him/her and it counts
as 1 point.
 If the student asked hasn’t got the card he/she must say: “No, I haven’t” Go
fish!” and the first player takes a card from the deck.

NOTES:

When is their turn students can ask any player in the group!

If a player hasn’t got more cards he/she takes a new card from the pile and continues
playing until there are no more cards in the pile. The winner is who has made more pairs
at the end of the game.

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