I was wondering if anyone had thought of doing a
baseball letterbox: 1st base, 2nd, 3rd, Home, for instance. You could
have a bat for a stamp, perhaps a baseball, a glove and a diamond.
Just wondering...
Dan
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[L-USA] Baseball letterboxes?
From: Daniel Servatius (elf@pclink.com) |
Date: 1999-04-06 20:07:15 UTC-05:00
[L-USA] Re: Baseball letterboxes?
From: Steven Stary (kurrwic@yahoo.com) |
Date: 1999-04-06 21:44:45 UTC-07:00
--- Daniel Servatius
> I was wondering if anyone had thought of doing a
> baseball letterbox: 1st base, 2nd, 3rd, Home, for
> instance. You could
> have a bat for a stamp, perhaps a baseball, a glove
> and a diamond.
> Just wondering...
Actually, I was contemplating something similar. I'd
hide a set of alphabet stamps in a given area, and the
clues would lead to them in a particular order so as
to spell something out. I though it might be
something my 8th grade students could do for fun near
the end of the year.
Steven
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[L-USA] Re: Baseball letterboxes?
From: Daniel Servatius (elf@pclink.com) |
Date: 1999-04-07 09:36:29 UTC-05:00
Steven Stary wrote:
> I'd hide a set of alphabet stamps in a given area, and
> the clues would lead to them in a particular order so as
> to spell something out. I though it might be something
> my 8th grade students could do for fun near the end of
> the year.
I wish I was in your class!
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> I'd hide a set of alphabet stamps in a given area, and
> the clues would lead to them in a particular order so as
> to spell something out. I though it might be something
> my 8th grade students could do for fun near the end of
> the year.
I wish I was in your class!
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[L-USA] Re: Baseball letterboxes?
From: (Stamperhog@aol.com) |
Date: 1999-04-07 12:06:06 UTC-04:00
In a message dated 4/6/99 11:43:50 PM, you wrote:
<<
Actually, I was contemplating something similar. I'd
hide a set of alphabet stamps in a given area, and the
clues would lead to them in a particular order so as
to spell something out. I though it might be
something my 8th grade students could do for fun near
the end of the year.>>
oooooooooo........... Kewl Idea!!!!!!! What a NEAT-O thing to do!!!
Hoggie
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[L-USA] Re: Baseball letterboxes?
From: erik/susan davis (davisarc@wcvt.com) |
Date: 1999-04-07 13:06:23 UTC-07:00
Steven Stary wrote:
> I'd hide a set of alphabet stamps in a given area, and
> the clues would lead to them in a particular order so as
> to spell something out. I though it might be something
> my 8th grade students could do for fun near the end of
> the year
How about using 4 stamps which, when found placed together mosiac-like
in one combination, gave a rebus / pictorial clue for the final, 5th box
prize? Of course, a crafty clue mosiac would be put together many ways,
but only one would work!
Heh,heh,heh.
Erik VkVt
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> I'd hide a set of alphabet stamps in a given area, and
> the clues would lead to them in a particular order so as
> to spell something out. I though it might be something
> my 8th grade students could do for fun near the end of
> the year
How about using 4 stamps which, when found placed together mosiac-like
in one combination, gave a rebus / pictorial clue for the final, 5th box
prize? Of course, a crafty clue mosiac would be put together many ways,
but only one would work!
Heh,heh,heh.
Erik VkVt
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[L-USA] Re: Baseball letterboxes?
From: (Letterboxr@aol.com) |
Date: 1999-04-08 01:58:38 UTC-04:00
davisarc@wcvt.com writes:
> How about using 4 stamps which, when found placed together mosiac-like
> in one combination, gave a rebus / pictorial clue for the final, 5th box
> prize? Of course, a crafty clue mosiac would be put together many ways,
> but only one would work!
>
> Heh,heh,heh.
Erik,
I like the way you think!!!
I've been mulling over the idea for some time regarding a series of boxes
where the stamps combine to make a picture puzzle. You have taken this idea
even further with the idea of the puzzle pointing to yet another letterbox.
I think I can feel the inspiration welling up inside me at this very moment.
(Either that, or I'm pregnant.)
Mitch
a.k.a. "Der Mad Stamper"
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> How about using 4 stamps which, when found placed together mosiac-like
> in one combination, gave a rebus / pictorial clue for the final, 5th box
> prize? Of course, a crafty clue mosiac would be put together many ways,
> but only one would work!
>
> Heh,heh,heh.
Erik,
I like the way you think!!!
I've been mulling over the idea for some time regarding a series of boxes
where the stamps combine to make a picture puzzle. You have taken this idea
even further with the idea of the puzzle pointing to yet another letterbox.
I think I can feel the inspiration welling up inside me at this very moment.
(Either that, or I'm pregnant.)
Mitch
a.k.a. "Der Mad Stamper"
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