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CATegorical Dominoes From The World of Brian P. Cleary: www.brianpcleary.com Instead of dots, these dominoes have homophones! Cut out the dominoes provided. If you want to make a sturdier game, glue the printouts to pieces of cardboard. This game works best with two players. HERE’S HOW TO PLAY: Step 1: Players place the dominoes face down on the table and mix them up. Step 2: Each player chooses seven dominoes. Players should make sure not to let any- one else see their dominoes! Step 3: The player whose birthday is closest goes first. That player picks any domino from his or her pile and lays it face up on the table. Step 4: The second player has to lay a domino that is a homophone to one of the words on the first domino. If a player has a tile with a blank on it, then that tile can represent any word the player chooses. The tiles should be placed so the homophones are end to end, unless the matching tile is a double. (A double is a tile with a matched pair of homophones on it.) Then the tile should be placed so that it forms a “T” with the previous tile. Once a double has been played, the game can branch off in different directions! Step 5: If the second player doesn’t have a homophone that goes with the dominoes that have already been played, he or she has to draw from the pile. If the player still doesn’t have a match, he or she must pass and it is the next player’s turn. Step 6: Players continue playing their pieces, drawing once if they cannot make a match. When a player cannot make a match and there are no more dominoes left in the pile, the player passes and it is the next player’s turn. Step 7: The first person to run out of dominoes wins the game! (If everybody passes, the game is a tie!) Homophones: Two or more words that are pronounced the same but have different spellings and different meanings © 2006-2008 by Lerner Publishing Group, Inc.

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Page 1: CATegorical Dominoes - Brian P. Cleary · CATegorical Dominoes From The World of Brian P. Cleary:  Instead of dots, these dominoes have homophones! Cut out the dominoes provided

CATegorical DominoesFrom The World of Brian P. Cleary: www.brianpcleary.com

Instead of dots, these dominoes have homophones! Cut out the dominoes provided. If you want to make a sturdier game, glue the printouts to pieces of cardboard. Thisgame works best with two players.

HERE’S HOW TO PLAY:

SStteepp 11:: Players place the dominoes face down on the table and mix them up.

SStteepp 22:: Each player chooses seven dominoes. Players should make sure not to let any-one else see their dominoes!

SStteepp 33:: The player whose birthday is closest goes first. That player picks any dominofrom his or her pile and lays it face up on the table.

SStteepp 44:: The second player has to lay a domino that is a homophone to one of the wordson the first domino. If a player has a tile with a blank on it, then that tile can representany word the player chooses. The tiles should be placed so the homophones are end toend, unless the matching tile is a double. (A double is a tile with a matched pair ofhomophones on it.) Then the tile should be placed so that it forms a “T” with the previoustile. Once a double has been played, the game can branch off in different directions!

SStteepp 55:: If the second player doesn’t have a homophone that goes with the dominoesthat have already been played, he or she has to draw from the pile. Ifthe player still doesn’t have a match, he or she must passand it is the next player’s turn.

SStteepp 66:: Players continue playing their pieces, drawing once ifthey cannot make a match. When a player cannot make amatch and there are no more dominoes left in the pile, theplayer passes and it is the next player’s turn.

SStteepp 77:: The first person to run out of dominoeswins the game! (If everybody passes, the game is a tie!)

Homophones:

Two or more words

that are pronounced

the same but have

different spellings and

different meanings

© 2006-2008 by Lerner Publishing Group, Inc.

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flea/flee flea/flee flea toad

flee flea whale

flee pair flea bare

toad/towed toad/towed towed hoarse

toad wail towed pear

horse

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toad bear horse/hoarse horse/hoarse

horse whale hoarse pair

horse bare whale wail

wail pear whale bear

pair/pear pair/pear pair bare

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bare/bear bare/bear

flee towed

hoarse wail

pear bear