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Snappy Dressers: Sloth Scramble



 

Sloth Scramble — How to play

🧩 SETUP (do this first)

  1. Take out the 7 sloth cards




  2. Place them in a vertical line → this is the “tree”

  3. Each player:

    • Draws 1 random card → this is your climber (your marker)

    • Places it below Sloth 1 Everyone starts at the bottom

  4. Shuffle the rest of the deck and place it face down



▶️ GAME FLOW (repeat until someone wins)

1. Flip a card

  • Turn over 1 card from the deck


2. Everyone looks & races

Each player checks:

  • The flipped card

  • The next sloth ABOVE them


3. Find a match

Look for a match in:

  • 🎁 Gift

  • πŸ‘• Clothing color, glasses




4. First player shouts the match

Example:
“BLUE HAT!” or “BALLOON!”

✅ Must be correct


5. That player chooses ONE action:

⬆️ Option A — Move UP

  • Move up his/her marker card 1 level on the tree

⬇️ Option B — Move someone DOWN

  • Choose any player marker card

  • Move them down 1 level


6. Discard the flipped card

  • It’s used and removed

  • Flip a new card → next round


πŸ† WINNING

  • First player to reach the top sloth wins




❓ FAQ

❓ Do all players start at Sloth 1?

πŸ‘‰ No — everyone starts below Sloth 1
(then climb: Sloth 1 → 2 → 3 → …)


❓ Does your climber card matter?

πŸ‘‰ No
It’s just your marker.


❓ What is a sloth card?

πŸ‘‰ A card with the sloth animal
There are 7 of them.


❓ What happens to the flipped card?

πŸ‘‰ It gets discarded after each round
You never keep cards in this game


❓ How do I move someone down?

πŸ‘‰ If you are the fastest correct player, you can:

  • Use your match

  • Choose any opponent

  • Move them down 1 level

🚫 You do NOT match their card
🚫 You do NOT target their sloth specifically


❓ Which card am I matching against?

πŸ‘‰ Always:

  • The flipped card

  • AND your next sloth card above you


🧠 One-line summary

Flip → Spot match → Shout → Choose: climb up or push someone down → Repeat


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