Game tossing

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Step 3: Find a piece of heavy poster board big enough to fit over a big cardboard box. Lay the poster board on the floor and trace around a coffee mug near the top center. This is the top of a "pyramid. Step 4: Trace two more circles centered underneath the first circle. Leave about 4 inches between rows. Trace three more circles centered under the two circles. Step 5: Cut out the circles. Over the top circle, mark "10" points. Over each of the two circles in the middle, mark "5" points.

Over the remaining circles, mark "1" point. Play by yourself, or have friends over for a challenge match. Players take turns throwing the balloons into the holes to score points.

Start tossing balloons! Make your own beanbag bundles, and toss them into tubs. This is one of the easiest tossing games to play, and even adults find it fun on game day! Make your own magic with this bean-bundling fun! Step 1: Fill self-sealing plastic sandwich bags half-full of beans -- pinto, Lima, even uncooked peas or rice will do. Step 2: Double-bag your beans, and squeeze out excess air -- they'll be less likely to spill or break. Step 3: Decorate cardboard boxes or plastic tubs with brightly colored numbers.

The higher the number, the farther away the tub should be from your starting mark. Step 4: Now toss your beanbags into the tubs, and keep track of how many land in each numbered container.

Add the scores for each container, then add the scores for all the containers together. Step 5: Have other players take a turn throwing the beanbags into the containers.

The player with the highest score wins. Enjoy salad in a new way by creating your own veggies to play veggie toss. Step 1: Make paper salad bits from colorful card stock or lightweight cardboard. Try green paper lettuce leaves, red tomato slices, white onion cubes, orange carrot chunks.

Step 2: Divide players into two teams. Take turns sailing veggie bits through the air, trying to land them in the large plastic bowls. The team with the most veggies tossed on target wins. For an added challenge, assign each vegetable a number value. Assign more points for smaller veggies that land in the bowls, fewer points for easier-to-toss lettuce leaves. Tally the totals to determine the winner.

You can also play by yourself to keep improving your score! On the next page, try another activity where you make the pieces with the floppy horseshoes tossing game.

Floppy horseshoes are easy to make and fun to play! Unlike most other games, in horseshoes you get points when you hit the mark and even when you're close! Step 1: On a piece of cardboard, draw a horseshoe 8 inches long, 7 inches wide, and 2 inches thick. Cut out the horseshoe pattern. Step 2: Trace six horseshoes on the foam sheet. Draw two inch circles on the foam. Cut out the circles and horseshoes.

Step 3: Cut a tiny slit in the middle of each circle. Insert a thick drinking straw or an unsharpened pencil for the post. You may need a little tape to help the post stand up straight. If you want, decorate the circles and horseshoes with markers. Step 5: Place the posts about 6 feet apart. Standing next to one post, throw your horseshoes at the opposite post.

Take turns with your opponent throwing horseshoes at opposite posts. Step 6: To score points, you get three points for a ringer around the post and two points for a leaner touching the post. If no horseshoes touch the post, the person with the closest horseshoe gets one point. To make the game more challenging, move the posts one foot farther apart after each round.