Wizarding Games Bingo Card - Week 1

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HD_Writers Wizarding Games!!!

Week 1 Bingo Card!!

What you need to know:

• Each prompt must be worth 100 words minimum. There is no maximum.


• Combining prompts IS allowed but each additional square must still be worth 100 words, e.g. if you put 4 prompts into 1 story, it must be at least 400 words long.


• Art is welcome as well!


• You have 7 days to do this challenge!!  Closing time: Saturday 8th March, 23:59 GMT. (Watch out for the next card in the following hours.)


• Each square is worth 5 points! Completing the whole card will win you and your team an additional 20 points!!!


• Please submit links to your completed assignments in your team locker rooms!


• If you have any comments or questions, please comment below and someone will get back to you asap.


• Have fun!!!

Helpful hints and links:

Swivenhodge: is a broom game that began in Hertfordshire, England. Players would sit backwards on their broomsticks and bat an inflated pig's bladder across a hedge using the brush end of the broom. The player to miss the bladder gave their opponent a point, and the first player to reach fifty points was the winner. Swivenhodge is still played in England, but never achieved widespread popularity. (Swivenhodge on Harry Potter Wikia)

Gobstones: is a game mostly popular amongst wizarding children^, played with special stones, similar to the Muggle game of marbles except that when a player loses a point, the gobstone then spits a putrid liquid at the player. (Gobstones on Harry Potter Wikia)

Fouls:  Here is a list of Quidditch fouls on Harry Potter Wikia, I love the names they've got.  Feel free to imagine addition ones for Quidditch or any other game.

Appleby Arrows: This is the link to an Appleby Arrows Wikia page, use it if you like.  But you are allowed to fabricate team facts and history if you wish.