1. The camp leaders write a list of animals neatly on paper or on the board to help the campers “visualize” the spellings. They should invite the campers to give some suggestions to add to the list. They should then remove the paper or clean the board.
2. To illustrate how the game is played, one camp leader says the name of an animal and asks the campers how many letters there are in the word. The other camp leader helps the campers group themselves up according to the number of letters in the word. The group(s) with the wrong number of students become(s) the losers and is/are not allowed to play in that round (Note: Shorter words should be chosen for bunching as there are not more than ten campers if the game is played in the classroom.)