Auslan Guess Who Game Set

Auslan Guess Who Game Set

Get ready for a fun twist on a classic game with our Auslan Guess Who Game Set! Designed to promote learning and engagement, this game allows players to practice the Auslan alphabet while enjoying a friendly competition.

What’s Included:
- 2 Wooden Boards: Durable and beautifully crafted, these boards are perfect for gameplay and easy to store.
- 2 Sets of 26 Auslan Alphabet Cards: Each set includes 26 cards featuring the Auslan alphabet with standard alphabet 

Dimensions Wooden Board
295mm x175mm x 19mm thick

How to Play:
1. Choose Your Letter: Each player selects one letter from their set of Auslan alphabet cards and places it face down on their board without revealing it to their opponent.
2. Ask Questions: Players take turns asking yes or no questions to narrow down the possibilities and guess each other's chosen Auslan letter. 
3. Guess the Letter: Using the clues gathered from their questions, each player tries to guess the opponent's letter. The first player to correctly identify the letter wins!

Alternative Gameplay:
Another exciting way to play the Auslan Guess Who Game is by setting up letter words. Each player can choose a word, such as "c a t," and place the letters face down on the board. The other player then guesses the letters needed to fill in the word. This variation encourages spelling skills and helps reinforce letter recognition in a fun, interactive way!

This game board can be used in many different ways. The Auslan Guess Who Game Set is a fantastic way to enhance language skills and fingerspelling while enjoying quality time with friends or family. Perfect for home or classroom use, this game encourages critical thinking, communication, and, most importantly, fun!

 Our wooden products are designed  by Deaf wood artisan Lauren Stancliffe, the owner of Auslan on Pine. The engraving and flashcards are also made by Lauren Stancliffe of Auslan on Pine.

The wooden board set is created by Ben Stanley, the owner of Sawdust studio.

Auslan illustrations are designed by the talented Deaf and Auslan artist, Olivia Beasley.