1. Yes our game matches what we believe is fun for an elementary (3rd grade) student. We believe this because of it is appealing and a game everyone knows how to play. It is easy yet complex and intricate. Our game is entertaining and easy to win (but not too easy).
2. We want to keep its complexity and variety of obstacles. Its appealing nature is something we should keep and cherish as well.
3. We will simplify its point system so it is easier to play.
IMPLEMENT PHASE:
1. To build our ball fall:
- On a 1.20 meter long cardboard glue some wooden pegs (each measures 2 inches).
- Cut out 2 cardboard inclined planes and glue them respectively on empty spaces on the base cardboard.
- Get 2 "flexible tubes" and glue them on empty spaces on the base cardboard.
- Cut out another inclined plane and glue a Yogo- Premio base as cup on one side of the inclined plane.
- This last inclined plane will be tied to a peg and the peg is the only thing that connects the "now-see saw" to the base cardboard.
-Cut out a collar of cardboard and glue this to the top of your recent creation. It should form a type of cone.
- Cut out 2 3 in. x 1.20 meters pieces of cardboard and glue them to the side of the base cardboard. (as if they were walls).
- Get some cellophane paper to cover the front of the creation. (kind of a display glass)
- At the bottom add cardboard divisors and mark different point scores for each space.
- Add any necessary cardboard pieces to support the main structure.
2. Materials: cellophane: Sebastian
Tubes: Lesmes
Yogo- Premio cup: Jack
Wood: Jack
Ball: Jack