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Glide Hockey is a game for two players. To play, you need a puck and a striker for each
player.
Object of the Game – To score a predetermined number of points or to score the most
points in a given period of time.
Gameplay – Flip a coin to determine who will begin play. Play begins when the puck is
placed on the playing surface. Players must hit the puck with the striker and attempt to
shoot it into their opponent’s goal. One point is awarded when a puck is shot into the op-
ponent’s goal.
DOMINOES
Object of the Game – To be the first player to play all the dominoes in their hand.
Game Rules – Shuffle all the dominoes face down to create a pile known as a "bone yard."
Each player draws the required number of dominoes from the bone yard. In a 2‐player
game, each player draws 7 dominoes to create a starting hand. With three or more play-
ers, each player should draw 5 dominoes. The player with the highest double tile starts
the game – normally the double six. Once the starting player has set a double tile in play,
their turn is over and play continues clockwise around the table.
Each player must place a domino from their hand onto a matching end of the domino chain
currently in play. If a player is unable to play a domino, they must draw from the bone
yard until they are able to play. If the bone yard is empty and the player is unable to play,
they must pass and lose a turn. If all players have passed, the game ends, and the player
with the lowest number of points is the winner.
Scoring – Points are given to each player according to the total number of spots on all the
unplaced tiles in each player’s hand. The player with the lowest score is the winner.
PICK UP STICKS
Object of the Game – Scoring as many points as possible to win the game.
Game Rules – One player holds all the sticks upright in one hand over a table and opens
their hand quickly so that the sticks scatter on the table. The sticks may be thrown again if
the first throw is bad. The first player tries to pick up individual sticks without moving any
other stick. If another stick moves, the player’s turn is over and the next player moves.
When the Mikado (black stick) is picked up, it can be used to help lift off other sticks. When
all the sticks have been picked up, the points of the sticks are added up. The winner is the
player with the highest score.
Scoring
Mikado – 20 points
Blue sticks – 10 points each
Red sticks – 5 points each
Yellow sticks – 3 points each
Green sticks – 2 points each
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