Board games

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• Uno is a very nice game for 2 or more players. There are 108 cards in 4 colour groups: blue, yellow, red and green.There are numbers from 0-9 in every colour group.Every player takes 7 cards.The top card is placed in the discard pile and the game begins.The youngest player starts trying to match his/her cards to the one in the discard pile. It's an exciting game we love to play with our friends and family. Ariadne, Melina

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• Snakes and ladders is an ancient Indian game regagarded today as a wordwide classic.The players try to move their pawns from "start" to "finish"  going up ladders or  down snakes.This game is very popular in Greece. Jason,Panagiotis,Luke

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• The game is played by 2 or more players. There are  36 cards- 18 pairs.The cards are shuffled and laid face down on the table.In turn each player turns over two cards.The object of the game is to gather as many pairs as possible. Peter, Odysseas

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• 1-6 players  This game consists of a rocking boat and a dozen specially shaped animal characters . The players must put the animals on top of each other without  tipping the boat  over!  Elpida, Helen

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• 2-4 players. Scrabble is one of the most famous board games all over the world. It;s a word game.The goal of Scrabble is to score as many points as possible by placing letter tiles to create words onto the game board. As words are placed on the board game , points are collected but each letter has a different point value. In the picture Ariadne and Orestis are playing Scrabble in the classroon.Ariadne, Helen,Orestis

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• Solo is an interesting  board game! There is a box with 33 holes and 32 playing pieces. We don't know who invented the game but the oldest report is from Ovid, a roman poet.People in Europe rediscovered Solo in the12th century and called it "Al-qirq". Harry, Panagiotis and Steve.