Content

• Warnings
• What do you need

1 Choose a word that other players will guess. In our example, we use the word Madonna.

2 In the game Clicks, you need to guess each individual letter of the word.

3 To have the players guess a consonant, say a sentence in which the first word starts with that letter.

4 Click your fingers when you pronounce a vowel. Each vowel corresponds to the number of times you snap your fingers. A is one click, E is two clicks, I is three clicks, O is four clicks, Y is five.

5 To start the game, say “Clicks is the name of the game. The name of the game is clicks. " Now start talking and snapping your fingers.

6 Start with the first letter. In our example, this is M. Say a sentence that begins with the letter M, for example, "Maybe you can guess this letter."

7 Say the next letter. This is the letter A. This is the first vowel, so click once with your fingers.

8 The next letter is D. Say a sentence that begins with the letter D.

9 Continue to describe the next letters of your word.

10 Don't stop between describing the letters. If you start talking while describing, you will confuse the players.

11 Our example - the word "Madonna" should be described as follows: Clicks are the name of the game. The name of the game is clicks. You may be able to guess this letter. (Click). Yes, there is nothing complicated here. (4 clicks). No, you probably won’t guess. Well, maybe you will at least try? (Click)

Warnings

• DO NOT use overly long words.
• DO NOT speak too quickly if there are new players among the players.
• It is better not to use words with complex letters, soft sign and hard sign.

What do you need

• The ability to snap fingers
• Group of friends