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Summary: Learn about Boggle and what the object of the game is, in this free video.
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Hurry, you only have until the sands of time pour through that small hour glass! You get three minutes to form as many words as you can when playing Boggle and whoever gets the most points, out of the words they form, wins. Boggle is a fun game and an easy one to learn how to play. If you would like to learn how to play Boggle, learn for free, online, from one of our experts.
In this free online video series, learn from Boggle expert Melissa Schenk as she teaches you how to play Boggle. Learn how to setup Boggle, how to play, what words you can form in Boggle, how to score points and win Boggle, and basic Boggle rules.
"Hello my name is Melissa Schenk and on behalf of Expert Village today we are going to learn how to play Boggle. So in the first clip let's discuss the equipment or content of the package and also the object of the game. Each game of Boggle comes with 16 letter cubes, the base and a lid and also a 3 minute timer. What it doesn't come with are pencils and pieces of paper what your going to have to get to play the game of Boggle they are very necessary. Then the object of the game is to be the player at the end of the 3 minute game or to be the first player to reach the designated point limit in a tournament game. So you might have a point limit or you might come up with a idea like I wanted it to be 100 points and then of course the person to reach 100 points will win the game. Players score points by listing words with the highest point value that can find on the 4 rows of letter. We would get to taht in a future clips. Now that you know the object of the game lets go over in our next clip the preparation needed to play the game Boggle. "
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