In our example, we assume we sold all 100 squares, making a $500 pot. The first, second and third quarters are awarded $100 and the final score is awarded $200. Download a the Super Bowl squares grid ...

On the outside of the 100-square grid (in the gray squares of our template), a number 0-9 is assigned to each row and column, either randomly after the squares are filled up or prior to opening up ...

Here's how it works: Whoever is in charge of the game creates a 10x10 grid. Or, you can print it out right here . Interested players then write their names into one or more of the 100 boxes available.

Try the same activity but this time use the 100-square graph paper. Compare the two images. What would you need to do to make your image even more realistic?