CarouselVisions Blog: The Takeaway from Take-Away Games
10: Reflections on a Wild Ride
“Twilight Zone”, was a TV series from the 1950’s that wandered through the realm of ideas. Rod Serling opened each episode with this monologue: “You are about to enter another dimension, a dimension not only of sight and sound but of mind. A journey into a wondrous...
9: An Inconvenient Truth from a Beautiful Mind
I have cobbled together two sources in the title for this post. “An Inconvenient Truth” is a documentary about climate change narrated by former U.S. Senator, Vice-President and Presidential candidate Al Gore. “A Beautiful Mind” is the title of a biography...
8: Beyond Eenie, Meanie
I had intended to include non-English rhymes in post #4, “Strategizing With Daisy Petals And Childhood Chants”. During a search for candidates, I came across a website with examples from across the world: www.mamalisa.com. My first candidate was from...
7: You are not Alone: Two Real Opponents Play the Carousel Ring Game
This may be my sole claim to uniqueness: being the only kid ever to have thought of passing a Silver Ring while playing “The Original Carousel Ring Game”. More than 50 years later it seemed obvious to consider what happens when two strategists, who...
6.2: Questions and Answers
Below are some questions and answers based on the carousel ring game where you are in position #1 on the carousel trying to take the gold ring - - which is always the last ring - - in the following variations: Number of Riders 4 positions 4 positions 4 positions 5...
6.1: How to Play the Carousel Game
Set Up Choose a carousel with 4-, 5-, or 6-playing positions. Mark each position with a post-it. For tips on how to create a DIY carousel see blog post 5.1 Place your icon in playing position #1. Or if you are using this game to teach a child, place the child's...
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