Archery

An archery target is soft and about 4 inches thick. It is about 3 feet high and has circles on the front to help people know how many points they scored. The yellow circle in the center is the bull's-eye. Around the yellow is the red circle, around the red is the blue circle, around the blue is the black circle, and around the black is the white circle. The white circle forms the edge of the target. The object of archery is for the shooter or archer to use the bow (a 3-foot plastic rod with a strong string attached to each end) to shoot arrows into the target. The closer the arrow lands to the center, the higher the score!

Balloons on the target help people with visual impairments know if they hit the target.