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imageOne of our favorite games to play as a family is Pick and Draw! While it may look like a simple deck of cards, it is really much, much more. It is a fun drawing game for children and adults alike that teaches you how to draw faces and encourages creative thinking! Everyone can play this game, whether you think you can draw or not! There are step by step directions on how to use the facial feature cards to create your very own characters!

096What I LOVE About Pick and Draw:

  • encourages creative thinking
  • instills confidence (My son who doubted his ability to draw “good” faces is  now impressed with the characters that he has created!)
  • easy to follow, simple instructions
  • works on fine motor skills for the younger artist
  • only requires pencil and paper to play
  • comes in a sturdy, plastic case
  • even the little ones can play along (My 4 year olds enjoy trying to draw faces right along with us!)
  • only costs $10 (makes a great stocking stuffer!)

Details About the Game:

Each deck of cards has five sets of characteristic cards (face, nose, ears, mouth, and hair). You play the game by starting with the sets of cards face down. One card from each stack is flipped over and you use that characteristic to draw your face. The possibilities are endless! Once you are done drawing your face, give your character a name and tell a story about them!

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Be sure to check out the Pick and Draw BINGO gameboard that can be used along with the Pick and Draw cards!

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Giveaway Info: Giveaway has closed

Now, on to the giveaway! Would you like to win a set of Pick and Draw cards? Creator Rich Davis has graciously agreed to give away a set of cards to two winners! The first and MANDATORY entry is simply leave a comment letting me know you would like to win!

Optional Entries: (leave a comment for each additional entry)

The giveaway ends at midnight on Sunday, December 11th. The giveaway is open to US Residents only. Please be sure to leave a way for me to contact you should you win!

Special Pick and Draw Discount: If you can’t wait to win a set of Pick and Draw cards, head over to purchase a set or two. {Hint, hint…Pick and Draw makes great stocking stuffers!} 😉 Plus, Rich has a GREAT discount going on right now! For the rest of the month, buy your first game for $10 and every game after that for ONLY $8!

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I received a set of the Pick and Draw game cards for review/giveaway purposes. I do not have to return the game and I was not paid for this post. All opinions expressed in this post are my own.

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  1. Terri

    Wow! Looks like a fun game. I learned about all the different ways this game has helped children… those with Down Syndrome, orphanages, kids suffering long-term illnesses… just amazing!

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  8. Barbiefisher777

    i drew a guy named Bob by playing pick and draw. He is not the most hndsome guy but he loves making faces and making children laugh.

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  11. Mariah

    There are over 60,000 possibilities! How awesome is that? My daughter won’t be bored with it if there are that many options! That is my ‘something new’ I learned about Pick and Draw!

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  29. Elisabeth Tyler

    I learned that the game is used for communication with children in orphanages and in counceling. This is so cool.

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  62. Noelle Stiekes

    Things I learned/idea: “Kids with Long term sicknesses: while sitting in bed or clinics, this creative game helps pass the time and take their mind off the pain.”

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  81. Jade Clark

    I learned this info: Mission field workers to orphanges and street kids: building a fun visual communication bridge between worker and kids. // That is so cool!

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  95. Lauren

    I recruited my 5 year old to play online. He created Silly Sally. He LOVED this and asked to play again. Even if we don’t win, we are definitely buying a few of these. What great gifts!

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  96. Lauren

    I learned that this is the perfect game to keep in my purse. No more bored children when we have unexpected waits and no more carrying around a busy bag for each child. This is a game all of our children can play together.

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  98. TheAlchemist

    Following “Draw With Rich” through my Google Reader, as well (I think), as following through WordPress with email notifications (which is the option I was given when trying to subscribe by entering my email).

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