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 Welcome to the Snakes and ladders generator! Please type/paste your data into the grid below eflsummerschool.wordpress.com
and then click on the Worksheet tab (bottom left). Your boardgame is now ready to print.
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2 June
3 the 17th century
4 4 o'clock
5 Sunday
6 Spring
7 Wednesday
8 September
9 Easter
10 the weekend
11 breakfast
12 the Victorian period
13 March 4th
14 the evening
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16 lunchtime
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18 1879
19 afternoon
20 Autumn
21 Christmas
22 the 90's
23 midnight
24 the morning
25 Friday night
26 Saturday morning
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28 September 1st
29 Christmas day
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 Rules
· Each player requires a counter on the start position.
· Each game requires dice, although a coin could be used as a substitute (heads moves 1 space; tails moves three spaces).
· The object of the game is to move from the start square to the finish square.
· Each player roles their dice moving incrementally up the board.
· If a player lands on a square at the foot of a pair of ladders, they are permitted to climb to the square at the top of the ladders.
· If a player land on the head of a snake, they slide down to the square at its tail.
· Players who land on a square with a question/task, must answer before completing their go.