Articulate engage community interaction flash games

I am looking for someone to develop 3 simple flash games in actionscript 2 to work with the Articulate Engage elearning community interaction function. The games and the integration with the Articulate engage admin are both needed for the project. This will require using the engage SDK: [login to view URL] more info here: [login to view URL] The development timeline for the project will be 2 to 3 weeks. PSDs for the games will be provided. The games are as follow: Drag and Drop zone game: slide example [login to view URL] * There are a number of image buttons (up to 8) which which belong to two categories (e.g., things that begin with the letter "A" and things which begin with the letter "T"). These need to be managed through Articulate Engage admin. * The image buttons are able to be dragged and dropped and the purpose of the game is for the student to drop the image into the correct area. * After placing all the images, the student can then hit the submit button. * If the images are in the correct drop zones, some correct answer feedback is given. If the images are not in the right drop zone, the student is given some 'wrong answer' feedback and has the option to either try again or move onto the next slide. Drag and drop sequence game: slide example [login to view URL] * The student is presented with a number of images of words which they must ultimately sort into the correct order. * There would be some sort of drop zone box image which indicated where they needed to drop the images word buttons. * After submitting, If the images are in the correct drop zones, some correct answer feedback is given. If the images are not in the right drop zone, the student is given some 'wrong answer' feedback and has the option to either try again or move onto the next slide. Fill in the blanks game slide examples: [login to view URL] [login to view URL] * Sentences are displayed with missing words / letters or punctuation that the student must fill in. * After submitting, If the words / letters or punctuation are correct, some correct answer feedback is given. If the words / letters or punctuation are not correct, the student is given some 'wrong answer' feedback and has the option to either try again or move onto the next slide.