Bingo Game Target
Bingo event tickets and sealed tickets (also known as pull tab tickets) are a popular and effective fundraising item for charitable nonprofit organizations. Sealed tickets are sold to players at Bingo games, civic clubs, and fraternal and veterans organizations like the VFW, American Legion, and Elks. The object of the game is to open the perforated windows on the back of the ticket and match the symbols inside the ticket to the winning combinations on the front of the ticket. Winning sealed tickets and bingo pull tabs are turned in for a cash prize.
Sealed tickets:
How to Win Bingo. Some people think of bingo as a simple game of chance. Others take the game of bingo, and the strategy behind it, absolutely seriously. Whether you are a statistics buff decoding numerical patterns or casual player. The objective of the game is to get all of the markers to the right side of the game board, using as few cards as possible. Click on the pile to turn over one card. This is your target fraction. Move the markers so that the sum of your moves is a fraction that is less than or equal to the target fraction.
• Are easy to play
• Have high payouts
• Are fun to play
• Provide definite profits to nonprofits
• Have frequent winners
• Require no skill to play
Reasons Charities Sell Sealed Tickets & Pull-Tabs
• Predictable level of income and payout for the seller• Sealed tickets are perceived as a form of entertainment and add to social interaction within an establishment
• Sealed tickets generate big dollars and profits
• Where else can you make that much money in such a short period of time?
• Those who participate in gaming are typically engaged with several games or activities - not just one!
• People enjoy playing sealed tickets in a group along with the entertainment it provides
Bingo Chips At Target
Chores Flashcards:
Halloween Bingo Game Target
vocabulary: do the laundry, fold the laundry, iron the laundry, mow the lawn/cut the grass, water the grass, work in the garden, take out the trash, rake the leaves, do the dishes, sweep the floor, vacuum, mop the floor, wash the windows, clean up the closet, dust, walk the dog, feed the dog, wash the dog
Mark's note: I use this set to introduce the target language 'have to' and 'don't have to.'
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Print old MES files: here are the old (2006~2014) chores files