Sequence Rummy (1983)

A children's rummy game where the sets are pictures in a sequence. The deck of 35 cards (plus 1 rule card) have 7 sequences of 5 cards each; each of which tells a little story of everyday household tasks: dressing, baking, eating, spilling and cleaning, blowing a balloon, opening a present, fixing a flat tire. 5 cards are dealt to each player, and the top card turned up to start the discard pile. In a turn, a player draws from either pile, starts or adds to a sequence if he can, and discards. He may lay down cards if there are 3 or more from the same sequence. When the sequence is complete, he must arrange them in order; others may dispute the order if they think it's wrong, and the group decides what is right. If it is wrong, the player is out for the rest of the hand. The first to finish a sequence in correct order wins.