Symbols include a flaming torch Symbols include the chariot Represents violence during war His equivalent is Mars Symbols include the dog Symbols include the boar Ionic column is more feminine Ionic column is decorated with scrolls Ares tried twice to defeat Hercules Ares loved Aphrodite, his sister Symbols include the helmet Symbols include the vulture Has 8 children with Aphrodite Ionic temple is slender Ares was the god of war US Dept. of Treasury has ionic columns Ares' Father was Zeus Ionic column is decorative Ares' mother was Hera Symbols include the Spear Volute is the swirl design Ionic Design orginated in 6th century Symbols include the shield Ares was Unlikable Symbols include a flaming torch Symbols include the chariot Represents violence during war His equivalent is Mars Symbols include the dog Symbols include the boar Ionic column is more feminine Ionic column is decorated with scrolls Ares tried twice to defeat Hercules Ares loved Aphrodite, his sister Symbols include the helmet Symbols include the vulture Has 8 children with Aphrodite Ionic temple is slender Ares was the god of war US Dept. of Treasury has ionic columns Ares' Father was Zeus Ionic column is decorative Ares' mother was Hera Symbols include the Spear Volute is the swirl design Ionic Design orginated in 6th century Symbols include the shield Ares was Unlikable
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
G-Symbols include a flaming torch
O-Symbols include the chariot
O-Represents violence during war
I-His equivalent is Mars
B-Symbols include the dog
I-Symbols include the boar
I-Ionic column is more feminine
B-Ionic column is decorated with scrolls
O-Ares tried twice to defeat Hercules
G-Ares loved Aphrodite, his sister
G-Symbols include the helmet
N-Symbols include the vulture
G-Has 8 children with Aphrodite
I-Ionic temple is slender
B-Ares was the god of war
G-US Dept. of Treasury has ionic columns
B-Ares' Father was Zeus
O-Ionic column is decorative
I-Ares' mother was Hera
N-Symbols include the Spear
N-Volute is the swirl design
O-Ionic Design orginated in 6th century
B-Symbols include the shield
N-Ares was Unlikable