Dress-Up Show
Tembii is getting ready for a show, standing in a dressing room with a crowd waiting behind the curtains. Answer a question right and three silly things to wear appear, such as a chicken hat, a cape, a tutu or flippers. The class picks one, Tembii says the word, and the clothes drop onto him. He reacts with a shimmy, a sneeze or a proud pose. Things worn in different places all go on together, so a crown, glasses and a cape can share one outfit. Pick a second hat and it knocks the first one off. After eight picks the curtains open and Tembii struts down the catwalk in the outfit the class made, then strikes a pose for the crowd. A wrong answer costs nothing, so the youngest learners can play without worry.
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Game mechanics
- Tap a card, or use the arrow keys and Enter, to pick one of three things to wear
- Seventeen silly items to see, hear and say, from hats to flippers
- Eight picks build the outfit, shown on the catwalk in the finale
- No penalties for a wrong answer, and a new outfit every time
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