If you have never had this game before you won't be prepared for the fun and high levels of engagement involved. It has a strategy element that appeals to older players and the repetition that will ensue provides the practice that many students need, in terms of reading analogue time and using the common language of telling the time.

Each game has 18 sets of three cards that match. The object of the game is to collect three matching cards as the game progresses. The sneaky element is taking a spoon when this happens, and taking it as surreptitiously as possible Not every player will get a spoon. You can play the short version, or the longer version depending on time available.