[Teachldsseminary] Cootie game response

[ClanCline at aol.com]

We have played Scripture Mastery Cootie and my class enjoys it.   Here's how 
we play.  Each student has a set of the bug pieces and parts in  a ziploc, a 
die and something to roll the die on (aluminum pie tin,  melamine plate, etc.). 
 I give clues, and everyone looks up the  SM.  As soon as they find it, they 
can start rolling the  die repeatedly until they get the part they want or 
until the last  person finds the SM (that person only gets to roll once), then 
they have to  stop.  There is a limit of one piece per SM.  They have to get a  
head or body first before putting the tongue, legs,  etc on.   
 
Those who finish their bug earn a candy treat and then get to do  reverse 
cootie with their completed bug to try to earn another treat.  So  instead of 
adding parts, you pull them off until the bug is gone.  Of  course before the 
head and body could be taken away, the legs, tongue, feelers,  eyes, etc have to 
be removed.  
 
If you didn't have enough Cootie bugs for each student, you could partner  
them up or even have a specified thing to draw, build, etc from whatever parts  
and pieces you have.  Legos, blocks, graph, etcetera.  



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