Pirate Putt (Putt Putt Golf) Donated to Project Graduation in 27 by Fedo Solis (729-3586). In 27 Fedo provided a putter & took responsibility for it s retrieval at the end of the event. 27 Project Graduation The Boardwalk Game Instructions Game & Rules Tickets or Cash Pay-Out Total Cash Player is given 4 Hole in one = 1 chances. Birdie =5 Putting Green (plywood/astroturf) Player stands in Par = 4 Golf club (borrowed) putting area on Bogie = 3 12 practice golf balls (with holes) Astroturf None in = 2 (for trying) approximately 8 feet (tot of 4 tries) from the target. Make sure students waiting for a turn are lined up out of range of the player with the golf club. 1 X 2 area required NOTE: Golf game was located to right of shuffleboard game as first game in front of display case on the library wall. Player has 4 chances to hit the golf ball into the cup. designated putter could putt; in which Once a golf ball goes in, the turn automatically ends. If 1st shot in player gets 1 tickets; 2nd shot in gets 5 tickets; 3 rd shot in gets 3 tickets; 4 th shot in 2 tickets; no shot in 1 ticket for trying. Boardwalk Game Instructions by Jeana Rogers 79-797 http://www.geocities.com/rfhsprojectgraduation/ 1
Davy Jones Darts (Target Darts) Target is plywood dart target surrounded by lifesaver ring (buoy). Enlarged Center Picture 9 darts (stored with Balloon Darts) 1 wooden frame with target in center and buoy around the target. Place the target next to Balloon Darts to keep darts in one area This game must be placed on a table in an area that it can lean against a wall (Boardwalk games are located on walls that have lots of glass. Dart games were located between the attendance office and the counselor s office in an effort to keep darts away from glass walls. to stand behind Player is given 3 darts. which is 8 from the target. Bullseye = 2 tickets 1 spaces @ 1 tickets 5 spaces @ 5 tickets no hits = 2 tickets (for trying) (tot of 3 darts) Request table from maintenance prior to setup for target to sit on. 1 X 1 area for this game. All dart game should be placed next to each other, keeping all the darts (danger) in one area. Boardwalk Game Instructions by Jeana Rogers 79-797 http://www.geocities.com/rfhsprojectgraduation/ 2
Parley Pop (Balloon Darts) Target is plywood with heavy duty double side sticky tape that 1 inch Styrofoam is attached to. Pictures that follow the theme of the show are then pasted to the top of the Styrofoam with rubber cement. Request table from maintenance prior to setup for target to sit on. Note: Lowes has 1 X 4 X 8 polystyrene for approximately $12 that could be used to replace the Styrofoam on this target if needed. It was replaced in 27. Note: Ran out of balloons in 27 at 1:2 a.m. 4 probably would have been enough. An air compressor could be taken to the event and used if balloons run out. Balloons (approx 3, but ran out in 27) 9 darts 1 Wooden/foam dart board Magazine pictures for current theme Garage sale tags w/string Masking tape Make sign that fits theme. Label garage sale tags with $1, $5, $2, $1, 1 tickets & 5 tickets in the amounts listed in chart to right. Blow up balloons prior to event Tie garage sale tags onto balloons prior to event (In 27 much of the night was spent tying the tags to the balloons and it was difficult to keep up with the replacement of the balloons on the board) Place balloons in large black garbage bags. Use magazine pictures that are the current theme to cover the board. Place board on table and lean board against wall. (Boardwalk games are located on walls that have lots of glass. Dart games were located between the attendance office and the counselor s office in an effort to keep darts away from glass walls. Use masking tape to tack balloons along with their money/ticket tag to the Styrofoam board. (Tape should be stuck to the string as the balloons will pop if contact made with tape) When sizable empty spaces start appearing tape up more balloons w/tags up. to stand behind 1 X 1 area for this game. All dart game should be placed next to each other, keeping all the darts (danger) in one area. Player is given 3 darts. which is 7-1 feet from the target. Note: This game was very popular. Everyone was able to pop at least one balloon per each try. This game should have 2 volunteers as it is difficult to keep the board full of balloons as the players pop them quickly. case any money & tickets earned would be Note: Both money & ticket balloons can be on the board at the start of the event, but be sure all money balloons get used up before the event is over. Money Balloons (143 balloons) $1 X 2 = $2 $5 X 16 = $8 $2 X 25 = $5 $1 X 1 = $1 Tot 143 $25 Ticket Balloons (7 balloons) 1 tkts X 2 balloons 5 tkts X 5 balloons Tot 45 tkts 7 balloons (total of 3 darts) no hits = 2 tickets (for trying) 143+7=233 balloons recommend 3 balloons as they ran out last year. If money runs out, money amount equals ticket amount. Had 3 balloons in 27 and ran out. Probably 1 more would be enough. Ran out of money in 27. $25. plus tickets Boardwalk Game Instructions by Jeana Rogers 79-797 http://www.geocities.com/rfhsprojectgraduation/ 3
Tia s Voodoo Toss (Frisbee Toss) 8 frisbees (in bag attached to back of target) 1 wooden target that has 2 holes (1 hi 1 lo) with nets to catch the Frisbees. Place target in desired location (Boardwalk games are located on walls that have lots of glass. This game is placed on floor, so target is not near the glass) to stand behind Player gets as many throws as there are frisbees. Once 3 in turn ends. which is 8 from the target If too difficult move line forward until the players continuously find success. Even if the throw line ends up just 3 feet away. 3 in =1 tickets 2 in = 6 tickets 1 in = 3 tickets in = 2 tickets (for trying) (total of 3 throws) Request table from maintenance prior to setup for target to sit on. 1 X 1 area for this game. Note: Making the game easy for the players is justifiable as it is the desire of Project Graduation to provide each student an opportunity to win lots of tickets. Boardwalk Game Instructions by Jeana Rogers 79-797 http://www.geocities.com/rfhsprojectgraduation/ 4
Elizabeth Swann s Shoes (Horseshoes) 3 plastic horseshoes 2 wooden targets Place targets near wall (This game was placed by office where upper wall was glass, but not a problem since target was low) to stand behind 1 X 1 area for this game. Player gets 3 throws. which is approximately 8 feet from the target If too difficult, move line forward until players continuously successful. Ringer = 1 tickets Leaner = 5 tickets None at all = 2 tickets (for try) (total of 3 throws) Boardwalk Game Instructions by Jeana Rogers 79-797 http://www.geocities.com/rfhsprojectgraduation/ 5
Kraken Court (Basketball Throw) 1 hoop 3 basketballs/balls No materials found for this game Player gets 3 throws. which is 12 15 from the target Nothing But Net = 1 tickets Rim Shot =7 tickets Off backboard = 5 tickets None at all = 2 tickets (for try) (total of 3 throws) Place basketball hoop on table in desired location to stand behind I recommend a regulation hoop (only) be purchased and attached to a plywood target that is like the football & frisbee targets. It would then sit on a table like those targets. The balls should be foam so the game can be setup by windows. In 27 a Little Tykes Basketball Hoop was borrowed from Mrs. Marshall at ABC School. Contact Molly Johnson, Director, 729-1512 or Jody McDonnell at 79-8714. Request table from maintenance prior to setup for target to sit on. 1 X 1 area for this game. This game was setup by office (where glass is upper wall), but small foam balls were used. These balls are located in the box with horseshoe game. Boardwalk Game Instructions by Jeana Rogers 79-797 http://www.geocities.com/rfhsprojectgraduation/ 6
Flying Dutchman Cannon Ball (Football Toss) 2 Footballs Small (see picture at left) 1 Wooden target Player gets 3 throws. which is 12 15 from the target 3 in =1 tickets 2 in = 6 tickets 1 in = 3 tickets in = 2 tickets (for trying) (total of 3 throws) Place target in desired location (Boardwalk games are located on walls that have lots of glass. This game needs to be placed away from glass walls. In 27 it was placed in front of lunchroom doors so balls would hit the doors if player missed.) to stand behind Request table from maintenance prior to setup for target to sit on. 1 X 1 area for this game. Fedo Solis 729-3586 made this target for project graduation. Boardwalk Game Instructions by Jeana Rogers 79-797 http://www.geocities.com/rfhsprojectgraduation/ 7
Cap n Jack s Shuffle (Shuffleboard) 4 shuffleboard cue sticks 8 shuffleboard pucks (4 yellow, 4 black) Shuffleboard board is the floor Electrical tape to mark off playing board Contact Little Bay prior to event to borrow their equipment. Make sign that fits theme Tape off the floor in the format of one end of a shuffleboard court (like image at right) Keep in mind that the point is closest to the player when they shoot. This will be a variation of shuffleboard as only one end of the court will be taped off. Be sure this game is set up where it will not cause conflict with other games as the shuffleboard sticks are really long. Player gets 4 tries. behind the line which is approximately 8 from the target Player uses 4 pucks of the same color. Player shoots from starting line. Once pucks are played, they must be completely in areas but not touching lines. (there is no off area, any puck inside the marked lines wins tickets as marked) If a player does not get any pucks on the board the pay is 2 tickets. Total of Board Pts. (1, 8, 5, 3 or 2 for just trying) Total of 4 tries Total points equal total tickets The Shuffleboard pucks & cues belong to Little Bay Elementary. Contact Sherry Reeves at 79-2 to borrow prior to event. For the, a designated player could play; in which physically challenged 1 X 2 area for this game. This game was placed just left of glass display cases in small recess. Boardwalk Game Instructions by Jeana Rogers 79-797 http://www.geocities.com/rfhsprojectgraduation/ 8
Medallion Marbles (Marble Retrieve) Note: Putting the metal tub into the pool protects the floor and area around the marble game from water mess and dangers associated with water on the slippery tile floor. 1 kiddie pool Ice from the cafeteria Water 5 gallon buckets Marbles (small & large) 1 plastic bowl stopwatch or watch to time 2 seconds Dolly to carry water filled buckets? Towels (numerous) Ice chest with ice Galvanized metal tub (borrowed) Trash bag for wet towels after event Place metal tub in the center of pool Drop the bucket of marbles into the metal tub and spread out evenly. Fill bucket with ice from cafeteria ice machine (but not until event starts) Drop ice into the galvanized tub Fill buckets with water Pour water into galvanized tub. Use dolly to carry water filled buckets? in the pool and retrieve marbles with their toes. The game volunteer will hold a bowl for the player to drop marbles into. They have a 2 second time limit. 1 player at a time. Large marble = $2 plus 2 tickets Small marble = $1 plus 1 tickets No marbles at all = 2 tickets If run out of money, Large marble = 4 tickets Small marble = 2 tickets No marbles at all = 2 tickets Pool games were placed by janitor closet near bathrooms so water hose could be used to fill pools. Pump was provided by John Sullivan to empty pools at end of event. Thanks John. In 27 ran out of money. $5. plus tickets If money going too quickly shorten time limit to 15 seconds or less. The ice machine is located in the kitchen portion of the Commons 1 X 1 area for this game. Boardwalk Game Instructions by Jeana Rogers 79-797 http://www.geocities.com/rfhsprojectgraduation/ 9
Flamingo Fling (Ring Toss Land) 11 inflatable plastic rings 3 inflatable plastic flamingos 2 decorated wooden barrels Make sign that fits theme (if necessary) Blow up flamingos and stand them up in the barrels ensuring they will not fall to stand behind approximately 8 feet from target 1 X 1 area for this game. Player has 3 tries to ring the neck of the flamingos. which is 8 1 from the target 3 rings = 1 tickets 2 rings = 5 tickets 1 ring = 3 tickets no rings at all = 2 tickets (total of 3 throws) Note: If too difficult, move line forward until students are continuously successful. Boardwalk Game Instructions by Jeana Rogers 79-797 http://www.geocities.com/rfhsprojectgraduation/ 1
Octo Odd-A-Sea (Ring Toss Water) 1 kiddie pool filled with water Water 5 gallon buckets (to fill pool or use water hose) 12 hard plastic rings 5 foam octopus Koosh 5 foam fish Koosh Dolly to carry water filled buckets? Make sign that fits theme. Place octopus and/or frogs in pool. Fill 5 gallon buckets with water to fill pool or use water hose. You might need a dolly for this as they will be heavy. to stand behind Player has 3 tries to toss a ring around a Koosh octopus or fish. which is 8 1 from the target 3 rings = 1 tickets 2 rings = 5 tickets 1 ring = 3 tickets no rings at all = 2 tickets (total of 3 throws) Pool games were placed by janitor closet near bathrooms so water hose could be used to fill pools. Pump was provided by John Sullivan to empty pools at end of event. Thanks John. 1 X 1 area for this game. Boardwalk Game Instructions by Jeana Rogers 79-797 http://www.geocities.com/rfhsprojectgraduation/ 11
Mermaid Fin Flip (Fin Flip) 1 kiddie pool Water 5 gallon buckets 6 Snorkel Fins 6 islands or lily pad targets (The targets are made of green foam with a weight tied in the center.) 9 Mermaids (small) 4 frogs Dolly to carry water filled buckets? Make sign that fits theme. Place islands/lily pad targets in pool. Fill 5 gallon buckets with water to fill pool (or use water hose). You might need a dolly for this as they will be heavy. to stand behind 1 X 1 area for this game. Player must put a snorkel fin on one foot. Player stands behind the line which is approximately 8 from target and places a mermaid or frog on the top of the fin. Player flips the fin with their foot onto an island/lily pad in the pool. Player may not use hands except to place mermaid/frog on fin. Each player gets 3 tries. If money going too quickly move the throw line further back. case any money and tickets earned would be $2 + 2 tickets for each mermaid that lands & stays on island/pad. None at all = 2 tickets (for try) (total of 3 tries) If run out of money, give tickets away in same increments. 4 tickets for mermaid that lands on lily and stays and 2 tickets for none at all. Pool games were placed by janitor closet near bathrooms so water hose could be used to fill pools. Pump was provided by John Sullivan to empty pools at end of event. Thanks John. Ran out of money in 27 $25. plus tickets Will Turner s Washers Player gets 3 throws. Large in = $2 + 2 tickets $5. Boardwalk Game Instructions by Jeana Rogers 79-797 http://www.geocities.com/rfhsprojectgraduation/ 12
(Washers) Washers (small & large) 4 wooden boxes with holes in center bricks or 4 X 4 s to add height to target (if desired) which is approximately 8 from the target Small in = $1 + 1 tickets None in = 2 tickets (for trying) (Total of 4 throws: 2 large 2 small) plus tickets Unsure of the configuration of the 4 wooden boxes. to stand behind. Use 4 X 4 s or bricks to create various heights (if desired) If money going too quickly move the throw line further back. case any money and tickets earned would be If run out of money reward in tickets as follows. Large in = 4 tickets Small in = 2 tickets None in = 2 tickets 1 X 1 area for this game. This game was placed along wall with display cases. It should be moved to wall by office because of glass. There was plenty of room for an extra game to fit there. Ran out of money in 27 Bootstrap Bill s Strike = 1 tickets Boardwalk Game Instructions by Jeana Rogers 79-797 http://www.geocities.com/rfhsprojectgraduation/ 13
Bowling (1 Pin Bowling) The bowling set belongs to Live Oak Elementary (they have at least 2, according to Mrs. Pulio). Contact David Hechler via email at dhechler@acisd.org to coordinate a pickup time. Be sure to get equipment yourself & return to Live Oak the following week as a Thank You to Mr. Hechler. NOTE: If bowling equipment cannot be found, there is a set of 2 liter soda bottles in a large clear trash bag in storage. They are filled approx 1/4 full with sand. Total of 1 bottles. 1 hollow plastic pins 1 hollow plastic bowling ball Lane is the floor Find an area to setup in that would cause the least amount of ball chasing and damage. pins in format below. to stand behind. Set up in this format: 1 X 2 area for this game, located to the left of the shuffleboard game. about 15 from the pins. After player has completed their turn, they must set pins for the next player as a courtesy to the volunteer. (by the end of the event the volunteer s back could be aching if this isn t done) Spare = 5 tickets 6-9 pins = 3 tickets -5 pins = 2 tickets (for trying) This game was setup to left of shuffleboard and doors were closed to act as backboard for pins and ball. For Project Graduation 27, Kelly McNeely volunteered to organize pickup of the bowling equipment from Mr. Hechler at Live Oak Elementary. (He has several sets.) She offered to be responsible for pickup at the end of the event and returned the equipment to Mr. Hechler at Live Oak. Boardwalk Game Instructions by Jeana Rogers 79-797 http://www.geocities.com/rfhsprojectgraduation/ 14
Boardwalk Games require 5 tables which must be requested long before the event. In 27, all table requests were given to Diane Probst (Event Organizer) and she forwarded to ACISD Maintenance. In 27, the entire event ran out of tickets by 1:3 a.m. We were down to one roll to share with all games. 3 balloons were used in 27, but ran out by 1:2 a.m. Garage sale tags with $ & ticket values should be attached to balloons prior to event. Too much time was spent during the event on this task. Notes: All equipment is located in storage rooms at Rockport Fulton Learning Academy (the old Rockport Early Childhood Center). To access the equipment contact Scott McNeely at smcneely@acisd.org or via the school s phone at 79-225. You may also contact Kelly McNeely at kmcneely@acisd.org. Their home number is 729-4738. All dart games were placed next to each other with wall that is not glass. They were located between the attendance and counselor s office. All pool games were placed in hall with janitor s closet so water hose could be used to fill pools. Things to borrow for event Things to borrow for event The bowling equipment was borrowed from Live Oak Elementary by Kelly McNeely who took full responsibility for its use and return. You can contact David Hechler at dhechler@acisd.org or 79-226 to setup a time to pickup and return. A Little Tykes basketball hoop was borrowed from Mrs. Marshall at ABC School, The shuffleboard equipment was borrowed from Little Bay Primary. Contact Sherry Reeves for more information. The Wheel of Fortune & Plinko which are Lighthouse Lounge games were borrowed from Coastal Oaks. Contact Verna Ashcroft or Brenda Whittaker at 79-9597. Sacred Heart also has a Wheel of Fortune game as well as numerous other games that could be borrowed; you can contact Jeanine Solis at solisjeannine@yahoo.com or 729-3586. Kelly McNeely borrowed a metal tub from Moore Than Feed for the Marble game. A putter was borrowed for the golf game. Boardwalk Game Instructions by Jeana Rogers 79-797 http://www.geocities.com/rfhsprojectgraduation/ 15
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