There are three to a page. I cut them out, glued them on card stock (which was cut in 3 1/2 x 8 1/2 strips), and then glued a ping pong ball on top of the ball in the picture. I changed the invitation to just say Date, Time, Place if you would like to use it.
I also made rule books for each person. Hopefully as we work on belt loops I can make more books and they will have a little stash for future reference. If you have any ideas of something for the boys to store them in I'd be happy to hear them.
I just copied information from this website that had the rules listed. Hopefully it is okay to share the book with you and I didn't break any plagiarism rules (if so let me know and I'll remove it). I did list the website in the book.
Here is how to print and assemble them.
- Print page 1 onto colored card stock.
- Print page 2 on one side and page 3 on the back.
- Print page 4 on one side and page 5 on the back.
First you will fold the paper in half. Use the pictures as guides. Fold the cover so the print is on top, the next page should have Terms & the Blank side on the outside of the fold (with Service & web address in the center) and the next page should have What You Should Know and A Good Return on the outside (Point & The Order. . on the inside):
When you put it together it should look like this: Obviously the cover on the outside (that picture was posted above), When you open it you see the Terms page:
Turn the page and there is A Point and The Order of. . .
Turn the page you have What You Need to Know. . . and the web address. This is the summary of the basics of the rules (the pages before are more in depth) and the web address I used for the rules:
I also stapled them together. Staple close to the fold so you can still see the words easily when you open the book. Hopefully that all makes sense. If there are questions, let me know!
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