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Hi, do you love to play Yahtzee? Hi my name is Dean Hale and today I'm going to teach you how to play, how to make Yahtzee score sheets if you ever run out. You want to get obviously a piece of paper, some type of straight edge, I'm going to use a ruler here. And a pen or a pencil. What you are going to do is you are going to make eight columns on the paper. When you make those eight columns or after you make those eight columns should I say, you are going to then separate your sheet into the upper and lower section, as it is on your regular Yahtzee sheet. You are then going to make your other columns so you can put in your aces, twos, threes and so on. You'll write in your total score, your bonus score and your total. And you'll go down and you'll write in lower section and then you are going to take, write, make your columns, for your three of a kind, your four of a kind, your full house, your small straight, your Yahtzee and your chance along with your Yahtzee bonus, the totals and your grand total. And what you want to make sure here is after you've made all your columns and rows, is you are going to fill in the various values that you are going to get. One thing I want to suggest is after you've done making your sheet, go to your copier, make a couple of extra copies so you don't run out. My name is Dean Hale and that's the basics of making a Yahtzee sheet.