OBJECT OF THE GAME: Be the first player to make three sandwiches.
CONTENTS: 54 card deck and 1 plastic fly
BEFORE PLAY: Player shuffle cards. Deal out 2 cards to each player, place
remainder of cards face down between players along with the fly.
HOW TO PLAY PB&J:
•Youngest player starts play.
•Draw a card from the pile
•If player has a slice of bread in the cards they hold, they can lay it down in
from of them to begin building their sandwich.
•If they do not have a card to play, they discard one starting a discard pile
•PLAYER CAN ONLY TAKE CARDS TO BUILD THEIR SANDWICH FROM
DRAW PILE.
•Players must build a sandwich in order starting with a slice of bread;
followed with either peanut butter or jelly cards (does not have to be in
order) and topping the sandwich off with another slice of bread.
CARDS
•BREAD: Players start their sandwich with a slice of bread
•PEANUT BUTTER: PB is placed either on a slice of bread or on top of jelly
card.
•JELLY: Jelly is place either on top of bread or peanut butter cards.
•BREAD: Bread is the first and last card played to complete sandwich.
•ANT: IF A PLAYER HAS AN ANT CARD THEY MAY TAKE A PART OF ANY
PLAYERS SANDWICH AND PLAY IT ON THEIR SANDWICH.
•FLY: IF A PLAYER HAS A FLY CARD, THEY PLACE THE FLY ON THE
PLAYER OF THEIR CHOICES SANDWICH. That sandwich is now no good
until the fly lands on another player’s sandwich. The way that a fly lands on
another sandwich is by another player picking up a fly card. The player with
the fly on their sandwich cannot play any other cards on their sandwich until
it flies away.
•IN THIS CASE, THEY START TO MAKE A NEW SANDWICH.
•Once a player completes a sandwich, they begin another sandwich.
WINNER: The first player to make three PB&J sandwiches. A sandwich with a fly
on it cannot be counted as a completed sandwich.
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