Fisher-Price G6926 Instruction Sheet

For 2 or More Players
Ages 7 & Up

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• On your turn, roll both dice and listen to the
Card Reader.

• If you solve the Threezer riddle correctly, move your
Pawn to the next spot on the Game Board that
matches the color you rolled, and your turn is over.

• If you roll a white and you solve the Threezer riddle
correctly, you may switch your Pawn with any other
one on the Game Board, but you don’t have to.

• If you can’t solve the Threezer riddle, or if you give
a wrong answer, hang out where you are on the
Game Board and wait for your next turn.

It’s All in the Box! 1,100 Threezer™ Riddles on 200 Cards,
Card Sleeve, Game Board, 6 Pawns, Number Die,
Color Die, and Game Rules.

• Slide one of the card decks into the Card Sleeve so the
“Q” sides of the cards are facing the “Draw” side of
the Sleeve.

• Open the Game Board on the table.

• Everybody choose a Pawn and put it on “Home” in the
middle of the Board.

• Roll the Number Die to see who goes first.

• If you get the highest number, you play first and you get

to pick another player to be the first Card Reader.

• Play passes to the kid on your left when your turn ends.

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A Threezer riddle is a list of three
things that have something
in common. They might not seem
like it at first, but you can figure
them out. Here are a few examples:

A CAR, A TREE, AN ELEPHANT

Answer – They have trunks

BROWN, POLAR, GRIZZLY

Answer – They’re bears

OLIVE, LIME, EMERALD

Answer – They’re shades of green

If you’re the Card Reader:

• Wait for the Player to roll the dice.

• Draw a card from the “Draw” end of the Card Sleeve. From the
“Q” side of the card, read aloud the Threezer™ riddle next to
the number rolled.

• Wait for the player to give an answer, and check on the back
of the card (the “A” side) to see if it’s right.

• Put the used card back into the Card Sleeve in the “Discard” end.

• When the player’s turn is over, pass the Card Sleeve to the left.

Sometimes…

Sometimes you might give an answer that is not exactly correct.
For example, if the Threezer

riddle OLIVE, LIME, EMERALD is

answered “colors,” the Reader can ask the player to be more
specific to get an answer of “green colors” or “they’re all green”
or “shades of green.” The reader can decide how specific the
answer needs to be in order to make it acceptable.

Sometimes on the cards you’ll find words in parentheses as
part of an answer. These are just given for your information
you don’t have to say them to get the Threezer riddle right.

Sometimes you may come up with an answer that doesn’t
match the one on the card. If everybody agrees it’s a good
answer, then it’s acceptable and you can move your pawn.

Time

We don’t like putting a limit on the time allowed to solve a
Threezer riddle, but if you feel you need to set a limit, we
think thirty seconds is a fair amount of time.

Do the Bump!

Say it with me, Bump Bump Bump! If you land on a space
where somebody else is already parked, you get to Bump them
back to the spot you just came from. The Bump is fun when
you’re the Bump-er, but if you’re the Bump-ee, it’s a bummer.
No two Pawns can stay on one spot, so when you gotta Bump,

you gotta Bump!

If you get one of these, follow these directions:

Skip it! Go ahead and move your Pawn to the next spot on
the Game Board that matches the color you rolled. You don’t
have to solve a Threezer riddle... just go! If there are no more
spots of that color ahead of you, go Home!

Backtrack! Move your Pawn backward to the last spot on
the Game Board that matches the color you rolled. You
don’t even get a crack at a Threezer riddle. Bummer! If
there are no spots of that color behind you, go back Home
and start over on your next turn.

The Bump rule still applies if you Skip or Backtrack.

Shortcuts

You always have to stick to the game path closest to the
edge of the Game Board unless you’re lucky enough to
land on a Shortcut Spot. The Shortcut path runs close to
Home and is a lot faster than the regular path.

When it’s your turn and you’re on a Shortcut Spot, if you
solve your Threezer riddle correctly, you may take the Shortcut
path instead of the regular game path. You must get back
onto the regular path when you pass the next Shortcut Spot,
however, if you roll a blue and land on the next Shortcut
Spot, you get to take another Shortcut on your next turn!

Lucky you!

The Home Stretch…

If you roll a color that is not on the game path between
your pawn and Home, you get to go Home! On your next turn
you’ll have to solve a Threezer riddle correctly before you can
win, so don’t get too comfortable… the big bad Bump can still
get you!

Winning!

If you’re the first player to get all the way around the Game
Board, get back Home and correctly solve a Threezer riddle
there, You Win!

The Cards

Sometimes the Card Reader will come across cards that don’t
have Threezer riddles on them, but instead say something else.

© 2004 TriBond Enterprises. All rights reserved. TM and ® designate trademarks of TriBond Enterprises and are used under license by, Mattel, Inc., El Segundo, CA 90245 U.S.A..
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Team Play!

If you want to play as teams instead of as individuals, the
rules are exactly the same. Go team go!