Csladi Est

Our Csladi Est (Family Home Evening) before Christmas was an easy, fun activity.  After a wonderful lesson by T., we devided up into three groups and just played games. 

 

 

The first table played Hungarian Scrabble. Sister Cummings used the Magyar to Angol dictionary. ;) Otherwise, she like me, wouldn’t have been able to play at all. I never wanted to play that game for that very reason. Using the dictionary was a great idea and a good way to find new vocabulary! :) Of course then you have to be able to remember it too. :) 

 

   

 

The second table was ours, and we played Level 8, an Austrian game that I have been searching all over Debrecen to try to find without luck.  I’m beginning to think they don’t make it anymore.  It is kind of like phase 10 only more fun.When someone gets the required pattern of cards, that game is not over yet, because they still have to get rid of all of their cards.  That gives the rest of us some time to actually get our pattern also.  If you get the pattern before someone gets rid of all their cards, you get to move on to the next pattern.  If you are the one to get rid of all your cards first, you not only get to move past the pattern you are on, but you get to skip the next one.  Anyway, it is a fun game and we had a great time playing it.  R. was winning and then she moved to the 1st table leaving Elder G. to finish her game and win! 

 

The third table played Uno for awhile and then they changed to Phase 10.  

We all had a great time just playing games!