Contact situations

Topic
- Society
- Citizenship & human rights
Learning skills
- Self-management & future orientation
- Self-awareness
- Problem solving & decision making
- Communication & expression
Activity type
- Group discussion
- Physical distancing
Materials
- Basic
- Printable downloads
Age
- 6 - 11 years
- 12 - 14 years
>15 minutes
2 - 4 players
Easy
Calm
Small (office, pavement)

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Everything you need to play this game

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Educational game SOCIETY B6a Download society-b6a.pdf (1.6mb)
Educational game SOCIETY B6b Download society-b6b.pdf (2mb)

A step-by-step guide to play the game

Discuss the situations one by one and ask the players how the story will continue.

The players draw the continuation in a third square, next to the game board. The story can be fictional, or directly related to the child's own world.

Use this moment to start a discussion. Suggested questions:

Do you recognise the situations?
How does it make you feel?
How would you react?
Do you think this contact is dangerous for you? Why?
What do you know about your right to protection?
Why do you have the right to protection?

Extra game information

Each game board shows four contact situations, each situation expressed by two pictures. The first picture is an introduction to the situation. The second one shows some kind of contact (positive or negative).

Variations

Use in combination with the evaluation game board (SOCIETY B3), emotion game board (SOCIETY B1) and Children's Rights overview game board (GAME C9) to facilitate the discussion.

Specific learning objectives

Reflect upon boundaries: learn about your physical boundary and what it means to you.

What people said about this game

Sander Degeling

Partnership Coordinator Africa & Asia StreetwiZe • Mobile School BE

22 August, 2019

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