Now work together to decide in whose cells the numbers should be placed, and where. Decide in advance which of you will get the closest to the target, who will be second closest, third, fourth etc. Game $6$Ī cooperative game rather than a competitive one - for three or more people.Ĭhoose any of the games above. This becomes even nastier when you play the games above with more than two people. You might lose a friend this way! It's really important to take turns to start each round if this game is going to be fair. This time you can choose to keep your number and put it in one of your cells, OR give it to your partner and tell them which cell to put it in. Nice or nasty : book of opposites by Butterworth, Nick Inkpen, Mick. each player throws the dice three times and then decides where to place the digits and the decimal point.Īgain, two different scoring systems are possible.each player decides in advance where they want to put the decimal point before taking turns to throw the dice.The winner is the one closer to the target. The decimal point will take up one of the cells so this time the dice only needs to be thrown three times by each player. Work out the difference between the two four-digit numbers and the target number after each round. Nice Or Nasty: Book Of Opposites Nick Butterworth, Mick Inkpen 3.38 21 ratings3 reviews Want to read Buy on Amazon Rate this book GenresChildrens 25 pages, Unknown Binding Published JanuBook details & editions Loading interface.Then throw the dice four times each and work out how far each of you is from the target number. You'll probably want to change the scoring system. Whoever makes the smaller four digit number wins. Work out the difference between the two four-digit numbers after each round.The first person to reach $10$ wins the game You could use the dice in Dice and Spinners. Whoever has the larger four-digit number wins. Nice or Nasty - printable scoring sheet Nice or Nasty printable sheet Find a partner and a dice, or even a dice if you have one. Do this four times each until all your boxes are full. Take turns to roll the dice and decide which of your four boxes to fill. Or you can download and print off this scoring sheet.

Įach of you draw a set of four boxes like this: Track listing Īll compositions by John Wright, except where indicated.Nice or Nasty - printable instructions sheetįind a partner and a $1-6$ dice, or even a $0-9$ dice if you have one. The contemporaneous DownBeat reviewer wrote of Wright's playing: 'while there are a couple of things in the Gospel-ly vein ('Yes, I Know' 'Pie Face'), they are less impressive than his handling of a standard such as 'Witchcraft', or of Adderley's 'Things Are Getting Better''.

Reception Professional ratings Review scores Nice 'n' Tasty is an album by jazz pianist John Wright which was recorded in 1960 and released on the Prestige label. Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey

Nice or Nasty by Nick Butterworth