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Download Kid's Activity Book (PDF) HEllo Bucky! Kid's Activity Book Get out and Bucky May 7–September 12 Bucky Badger is on Parade this summer! Find him in 85 different places, wearing 85 different outfits! Use the pages in this book to record the Buckys you find and ask an adult to help you claim prizes along the way (see page 4)*. HAVE FUN! *Ages 12 and under Did you know... Bucky Badger originally went by names Benny, Buddy, Bernie, Bobby and Bouncey. Bucky’s birthday is October 2, 1940. The “Signature Bucky” statue features 4,411 autographs. It also includes a special message on top of Bucky’s head. The “Animals Need Bucky Too” statue is covered with painted zoo animals as well as people’s real pets! “Lucky Bucky” is covered in 11,759 pennies. “Golden Bucky” is the only statue that moves around during the Parade. Be on the lookout for him! There are two glow-in-the-dark statues—“Celestial Bucky” and “Strike up the Band.” 1 // buckyonparade.com Bucky on Parade Word Search W OOOAQAJOMHKXANAWTTK I OFUPRNQEISTHMUSPZLI G QZZWAOVEYIIDLLBGYTN E DOFMCNKGFUUOKTSIUHY D ONBCJOFWSPTVDNJHLRH U NIFAHMBZKIHNDTBEOOJ N YSEVLEHSPZAAEQUUDBB O LNCTFKEAEBDSZZCCRCP I AOUYNACSGVNPXHKFLCS B KCMHBLMNEUNEZNYTDTN H ESMWKCIISCJJJLBTDXG J MIHKOHOCWSUGXJAFVBY H EWGFCPVMAPTRBHDTVXM S NNSRRPCMMSIUDTGWNYA Z DOACDHMBAUVNHSEDTVD K OMRFOIDXXMNSPORTSWI G TQPARADEHMFIKVEPUFS S ANSWOEFFDEXBTFQFALO Q SUFLBKROQRULXYKYGRN E YTTMCAKNTVXILMQFJST WORD LIST ART WORDLAKE LIST:MENDOTA SPORTS BUCKY BADGER LAKE MONONA SUMMER ART COMMUNITY MADISON SPORTS CAPITOL MADISON SUNSET BUCKY BADGER ISTHMUS MARCHING BAND SUMMER CHEESE CURDS MARCHING BAND ZOO CAPITOL LAKE MENDOTA ON WISCONSIN SUNSET COMMUNITY ON WISCONSIN CHEESE CURDS LAKE MONONA PARADE ZOO ISTHMUS PARADE buckyonparade.com // 2 Find Bucky Can you find all 10 Buckys? 3 // buckyonparade.com All the Buckys Check off the Bucky statues you find along the Parade. Bring your book to the following locations to claim a prize! The more statues you find, the more prizes you’ll get. 10 Buckys: University Book Store register stands (711 State Street) 25 Buckys: Information desks at Memorial Union (800 Langdon St.) or Union South (1308 W. Dayton St.) 50 Buckys: DreamBank (1 N. Pinckney St.) 85 Buckys: Enter to win a Grand Prize at Greater Madison Convention & Visitors Bureau (22 E. Mifflin St. #200) The first 100 kids to find them all will receive a free t-shirt Grand Prizes: • $100 University Book Store gift card • Madison Children’s Museum year-long family membership • Behind the scenes Camp Randall tour with Bucky Badger • Four (4) Children’s Theater of Madison “A Christmas Carol” tickets All prizes are available while supplies last and are subject to change. Check prize location hours before arrival. For more information on prizes, visit buckyonparade.com/kids. CAMPUS #GameDayBucky … And On Wisconsin! America’s Badgerland Baller Bucky Blooming Bucky buckyonparade.com // 4 Bucky Alvarez Bucky come se Picasso Celestial Bucky Coming later this summer Crazylegs Bucky Dream Big Bucky Flamingo Bucky Goodnight Bucky Graduation Bucky Leckrone’s Stop at the Top Major Bucky One Leg Up Pucky 5 // buckyonparade.com Retro Bucky Sunset Superbuck DOWN TOWN Visible Bucky We Are Bucky 1st and 10 5th Quarter A Taste of Madison Animals Need Bucky Too Black, White and Bright Idea Bucky “Read” All Over buckyonparade.com // 6 Bucky at the Terrace Bucky Energized! Bucky How’d You Get So FLY? Bucky Lloyd Wright Bucky on Guard Bucky.exe Class Act Enlightened Bucky Every Veteran is a Story Friday Night Fish Fry Full Fatigues Gemütlichkeit 7 // buckyonparade.com Grateful Red I Am Bucky Ink’d Wisconsinly Lucky Bucky Madison Traditions Razzle Dazzle Ringo Sconnie B. Goode Signature Bucky Spark a Dream Vial Caps for a Cure Vintage Gridiron buckyonparade.com // 8 Vintage Postcard When You Say Wisconsin, Wisconsin Colors You’ve Said It All SOUTH AND WEST All Hands on Bucky Bike the ‘Burg Bucky BioTech Bucky Border Battle Bucky in Bearadise Bucky in Red Bucky on Ice Bucky the Builder 9 // buckyonparade.com Funky Buckingham It Takes Two Wheels Jump Around Bucky Pieces of Wisconsin Rugby Bucky Strike up the Band NORTH AND EAST The Long Drive Dominator Work Safe Bucky Between the Lakes Broadcaster Bucky Buck-y Badger buckyonparade.com // 10 Bucky Bot Bucky de los Muertos Farmer Bucky Grow Hip Buckster It’s Always Construction Season! Music Man Our Hearts Belong to Bucky Sunburst FolloW Golden Bucky’s Adventures—HE changes locations during thE Parade! #GoldenBuckY We All Fit Together Golden Bucky 11 // buckyonparade.com Find your way through the maze to the Golden Bucky! 15 by 21 orthogonal maze Copyright © 2018 JGB Service, http://www.mazegenerator.net/ buckyonparade.com // 12 Design a Bucky Lookin’ Good! 13 // buckyonparade.com 3/15/2018 Bucky on Parade Bucky on ParadeAnswer Key W OOOAQAJOMHKXANAWTTK I OFUPRNQEISTHMUSPZLI G QZZWAOVEYIIDLLBGYTN E DOFMCNKGFUUOKTSIUHY D ONBCJOFWSPTVDNJHLRH U NIFAHMBZKIHNDTBEOOJ N YSEVLEHSPZAAEQUUDBB O LNCTFKEAEBDSZZCCRCP I AOUYNACSGVNPXHKFLCS B KCMHBLMNEUNEZNYTDTN H ESMWKCIISCJJJLBTDXG J MIHKOHOCWSUGXJAFVBY H EWGFCPVMAPTRBHDTVXM S NNSRRPCMMSIUDTGWNYA Z DOACDHMBAUVNHSEDTVD K OMRFOIDXXMNSPORTSWI G TQPARADEHMFIKVEPUFS S ANSWOEFFDEXBTFQFALO Q SUFLBKROQRULXYKYGRN E YTTMCAKNTVXILMQFJST 15 by 21 orthogonal maze - Solution WORD LIST: ART COMMUNITY MADISON SPORTS BUCKY BADGER ISTHMUS MARCHING BAND SUMMER CAPITOL LAKE MENDOTA ON WISCONSIN SUNSET CHEESE CURDS LAKE MONONA PARADE ZOO Copyright © 2018 JGB Service, http://www.mazegenerator.net/ https://mywordsearch.com/250217 1/1 buckyonparade.com // 14 PRODUCED BY: Madison Area Sports Commission SUPPORTED BY: Greater Madison Convention & Visitors Bureau University of Wisconsin-Madison Wisconsin Foundation & Alumni Association University of Wisconsin-Athletics Special Thanks Thank you to our generous Kid’s Activity Book prize and location hosts: Alliant Energy Best Western PLUS InnTowner Madison Children’s Dental Center of Madison, S.C. Children’s Theater of Madison Culver’s DreamBank Madison Children’s Museum Vitense Golfland University Book Store University of Wisconsin-Athletics UW-Madison Campus and Visitor Relations UW-Madison School of Veterinary Medicine buckyonparade.com #buckyonparade.
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