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The Physical Game Of Hockey
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Directions: Decide who goes first. Roll the dye and move the amount of spaces. Answer the level question that is on the space. If you answer correctly you stay on that space. If you answer wrong then you move back 1 space for easy, 2 for medium, and 3 for hard. Example. Mike rolls a five. He lands on an easy space. He answers the question correctly and stays on that space. Kyle rolls now and Mike’s turn is over. The first person to make it all the way around the board wins. You need the exact number to finish. Example. If you are on space 36 you need to roll a one to win.
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