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Sentence Master English Writing Game Rules
Introductory Notes and Suggestions
First player to take a turn can be determined by highest or lowest dice roll. You can
then choose to go right or left to determine a specific player order using the dice.
Scoring for beginners can be one point for each word used in a phrase, or clause with bonus points for complete sentences.
Intermediate scoring can be simply one point for complete sentences or with a combination of bonus points awarded for
specific sentence constructions. Intermediate scoring can also include bonus points for using all
word cards in a complete sentence and penalties for unused words.
For scoring advanced players and games an incorrect sentence can be completely eliminated
as a score or an incomplete sentence can be edited by removing some of the words to form
an acceptable complete sentence with a reduced score. Extra points can be awarded for
using all four types of sentences or all six sentence construction patterns.
The Sentence Master Game practice class sessions or workshops, play sessions, classes, lessons, contests, quizzes
or tests can be timed or un-timed. Players of different levels can be awarded extra time for the sessions to "level
the playing field". An example: Beginners 4 minutes, Intermediate 3 minutes, Advanced 2 minutes.
Beginner Sentence Master Games can be played with a set number of words for each of their
turns. The set number of words can be six, seven, eight, nine or ten words for each turn.
Intermediate Sentence Master Games can be played with a set number of words, shared words
or with number dice to create variable numbers of words.
Advanced Sentence Master Games can be played with a set number of words, numbered dice,
penalties, shared words and bonus sentences. Special turn and challenge cards allow the players to
pass three to five words to the next player on the right or left when drawn.
The word cards have different word versions available for use in the sentences. Some
verbs can be used in the past, present or future tense. Some nouns can be in the plural
or singular form. Combinations are for advanced players and must be used exactly as
shown.
Use the Sentence Master Grammar Text or Standard English Grammar teaching resources to
judge if sentences meet the criteria as an acceptable sentence. All players together or a
"sentence judge" must determine if a sentence is acceptable and can be included in the score.
The writing game winner can be determined by the largest number of English sentences or largest number of
points earned by specific sentence constructions or largest number of sentence construction
types or largest volume of words used in sentences, phrases or clauses or first player to
complete ten sentences or 100 points or use 150 words. Players can set different "game winner criteria".
Sentence Master English Writing Games, exercises, tests, quizzes, challenges or contests can be finished after
equal playing time or set number of turns by the players or reaching a "game winner criteria".
Sentence Master Rules can be set to increase English writing challenge, create flexibility
and diversity as a fun activity. English game players or ESL teachers or English teachers can adjust the
writing game rules to reinforce specific English grammar lessons, grammar topics, writing
topics, practice specific sentence construction skills, the parts of speech, phrases,
clauses and complete sentences.
Sentence Master Rules should be adjusted for kids, teens, ESL students or ESL adults
to enjoy playing together with an "equal opportunity" to win.
Always complete the Seven Basic Game Rules before beginning to Play
1. All game players must agree to game version rules before starting to play.
2. The order of turns has to be agreed to in advance of playing by all players.
3. Sentence Master Game scoring has to be agreed to in advance of playing by all players.
4. Sentence Master Game timing has to be agreed to in advance of playing by all players.
5. Sentence Master Card distribution has to be agreed to in advance of playing by all players.
6. The English grammar criteria has to be agreed to in advance of playing by all players.
7."How the winner is determined" has to be agreed to in advance of playing by all players.
Remember to have fun with your Sentence Master Game playing.
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Sentence Master Practice Word Cards
Practice your English with friends, family and classmates.
Use the practice word cards to create millions of English sentences, clauses and phrases.
You get: 400 practice word cards which includes: Conjunction Cards, Article Cards, Verb Cards, Noun Cards,
Pronoun Cards, Preposition Cards, Adverb Cards, Adjective Cards and some free bonus word cards.
You have 2 options to get your own set of Sentencemaster practice word cards
1. You can buy the Blueprint for English eBook which includes the practice word cards and download it right away at Lulu.
Use this link - Yes it is faster and cheaper and includes more.
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