How to Play Barnyard Bingo
Barnyard Bingo is a game manufactured by Fisher Price which introduces children to the game of bingo. Players compete to fill up a three-animal playing card first to be the winner. Winning is only part of the fun though. Players get to pull a lever and have discs ejected from a barn on their turn. Instead of just choosing chips from a hat or a box, this adds a little more entertainment to the game. Children over three-years-old will enjoy learning game playing by trying out Barnyard Bingo.
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Instructions
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Apply the stickers to the chips that come with the Barnyard Bingo game to both the fence pieces and the chips that are used as playing pieces during the game of Barnyard Bingo.
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Give one of the fence cards to each of the children or adults playing the Barnyard Bingo game. Each of these fence cards has images of three different animals on them. The goal is to be the first player to cover up all of your spaces on your fence card with the appropriate chips.
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Place the chips in the barn. The barn has an opening at the top, where all 12 playing chips can fit inside the barn device.
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Choose a playing order, and let the children take turns in order. On their turn, each player pulls the lever on the side of the barn. When a child pulls the lever, a chip will eject out of the barn. Have the child check his fence card. If the chip matches an animal on the fence card without a chip on that space yet, place the chip on top of it. If the player already has that piece or does not have a matching space on his fence, return the chip to the top opening of the barn and let the next child take his turn.
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Continue playing until one player has all three spaces on his fence card covered by chips. The first player to do this is the winner.
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Play another game by returning all the chips to the barn, and starting over again.
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Tips & Warnings
The children will enjoy pulling the lever and having a disc pop out of the barn. Make sure that each player gets to pull the lever on his own turn, instead of one player pulling it each time.
The discs come out in the same order that you put them into the barn, so mix them up before placing them in after each game.
