Is anyone out there familiar with shuffleboard game rules?  I know just  little bit about it, and I can look on the internet, of course, but it’s so much easier if someone can just briefly explain them to me.  I’d invite you to come over and even demonstrate, but of course, that would be just a little bit too weird. 

I’m also interested in maybe an abbreviated version of the games.  I teach special ed in a high school, and I think that shuffleboard might be a neat addition to our game room there.  The kids love to play games and to work together; in addition, it would give them an opportunity to move around a little in their otherwise pretty sedentary lives.  My kids are mainly cognitively and emotionally impaired.  The physically disabled,though, I think could somehow make this work.

Is there anyone out there who has tried out this game in their special ed department?  I’m also curious to find out if anyone has even tried it out in kind of an intramural venue within the population of regular ed high school students.  Please give me any advice you can think of for implementing this game at my school.

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