Wanda Challenges - Instructions
Below you'll find more detailed instructions on how Wanda Challenges and the Challenge Prizes work!
How it works
- Each Challenge below is based on a game that is found on a Wanda Card
- To get the full instructions, you need to buy a Wanda Cards pack
- Each pack has a random set of games, so you're not guaranteed to get a specific game... just buy lots of packs :D
- Each Challenge has monthly prizes.
- Prizes are awarded in four age categories: | 5 - 6 | 7 - 8 | 9 - 10 | 11 - 12 | years old
- In group games at least one kid between these ages must be equally contributing
- To enter, play in person at a Wanda Cards booth, or send a video of you doing the Challenge to our email address: ohyeah[at]wandacards[dot]com
- Every kid who enters is automatically entered into a draw to win an amazing prize!!!
- Feel free to send in as many new entries as you like
- Have fun seeing how amazingly well you can do!
Challenge Prizes
- For every age category we'll award a Lego prize (similar to the ones in this picture)
- Prizes will be awarded at the end of each month
- If you win, we'll email you and let you know!
- Prizes will be mailed for free, shortly after the winners are announced
Instructions:
Closest Card
Please refer to the card for the actual game instructions
Goal: Closest card to the target on a single throw
Rules:
- You have to throw from at least 2 big adult steps back
- The absolute closest would be 100% one to one match of the target card. If you get this, you'll probably win! :)
- You have to send a continuous video of the throw and the card landing
- Ideally zoom in to show how far the card is from the target
Instructions:
Pass the Drawing
Please refer to the card for the actual game instructions.
Goal: The most contributions in 60 seconds
Rules:
- Each contribution must be unique (you can't draw the same thing twice)
- You need at least 2 people to be playing (kids must equally contribute)
- You have to send a continuous video of the 60 seconds of drawing
Instructions:
Dance the Emotion
Please refer to the card for the actual game instructions
Goal: Dance as many emotions as possible in 60 seconds
Rules:
- Each emotion must be unique (you can't dance the same emotion twice)
- Different to the instructions on the card, only one person must dance each emotion before switching emotions
- You can do this alone or with other people (kids must equally contribute!)
- You have to send a continuous video of the 60 seconds of dancing
Instructions:
Unusual Uses
Please refer to the card for the actual game instructions
Goal: Come up with as many unusual uses of a single object in 60 seconds
Rules:
- Pick any object you like (we use a pencil in the instructions just as an example)
- Each unusual use must be unique
- You can do this alone or with other people (kids must equally contribute!)
- Make sure the video recording is clear so we can hear the different uses
Instructions:
Splat!
Please refer to the card for the actual game instructions
Goal: Catching from as far back as possible
Rules:
- Use a crumpled ball of A4 paper instead of an egg
- Step back after each successful catch
- Each step back should be a big kid step back. No small steps :)
- Make sure we can see the final distance in the video (try and have someone holding the camera so they can move back as the distance grows)
Instructions:
Shadow Charades
Please refer to the card for the actual game instructions
Goal: The most shadow ideas in 60 seconds
Rules:
- Different from the instructions, you are not guessing shadows, just creating as many unique ones as possible
- You can't do the same shadow twice
- You can do this alone or with other people (kids must equally contribute!)
- Test out how you'll film and light the shadows before to make sure it's clear and works
- You have to send a continuous video of the 60 seconds of shadows