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Read Me Printing and Nitty Gritty Instructions for Creating the Game <\/strong><\/h3>\n

This file just helps you think about how to print up a version of the game to use with your kids or in your classroom.<\/p>\n

We recommend just going to a game store or a party store to buy play money in denominations of $1000.\u00a0 If you can\u2019t find denominations of $1000,\u00a0 you can use $500 or $100, but $100 get unwieldy unless you chance the rules and the chance cards to reflection denominations of $100. That is easy to do, as both those files are Word files.\u00a0 While it\u2019s possible to print your own monopoly money, cutting the money out is labor-intensive.<\/p>\n

For game markers, we have usually just gone with simple toy erasers\u2014we can usually find them as cars, trucks, trains, or airplanes in different colors. They keep their \u201cloads\u201d bundled for everybody to see by their camps so they don\u2019t clutter the game boards.\u00a0 We usually just use clips to hold the cards together at camp.<\/p>\n

GameRulesFinal<\/strong> is a Word document that contains player instructions and rules.\u00a0 You can change the denominations and starting allocations if you like.<\/p>\n

TeachingMaterials <\/strong>is a guide to the math lessons involved in the game.<\/p>\n

FinalBoard.ps<\/strong> is a postscript file that makes it easier for you to print on a large-format printer.\u00a0 We printed the game board on 24\u2019\u2019 by 36\u2019\u2019 posterboard. Smaller than that is difficult. We\u2019ve also just printed on normal 8 by 10 paper and taped the tiles together\u2014it works fine for a quick game.\u00a0 It depends on whether you plan to play the game more than once.<\/p>\n

The MissionCards.pdf<\/strong> \u00a0is a pdf files that has the mission cards for printing. You only need print one copy of this file for each game. \u00a0We recommend printing these on white cardstock.<\/p>\n

ChanceCards.doc<\/strong> is a word file of the chance cards. \u00a0These you can change according to the denomination of play money you have. You need only print one of these per game. \u00a0We printed these on light-colored cardstock\u2014we like blue for these.<\/p>\n

25units.pdf<\/strong> is a pdf file that allows you to print supply units of 25. Since these are used mostly for trading, you only need to print about 20 cards per game, or two copies of the file.\u00a0 We recommend printing these on light-colored cardstock. We used canary.<\/p>\n

Unitcards.pdf<\/strong> is a pdf file that allows you to print supply units of 25. Since these are used mostly for trading, you only need to print about 20 cards per game, or two copies of the file.\u00a0 We recommend printing these on light-colored cardstock. We used canary.<\/p>\n

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