The Mobile Art Factory
Teenagers creating bracelets and start thinking about the opportunity to generate revenue from the products made.
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Everything you need to play this game
- A4 paper in different colours
- Markers
- Stapler
- Poster 'General Overview of Children's Rights' Download en-general-general-overview-of-cr.pdf (8.1mb)
Make it yourself
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Step 1
Colourful paper strips
A4 paper cut horizontally into 3 pieces
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Good job!
A step-by-step guide to play the game
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All players and facilitator(s) sit in a circle. Papers (A4) and markers are placed in the middle of the circle.
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The facilitator asks the players to grab a paper and a marker and has them draw the first thing that comes to mind when they hear 'Children's Rights'.
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When they are ready, the players can present their "art" to the others.
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The facilitator starts a discussion about children's rights and human rights in general, for example:
- Why do children's rights exist?
- What is the difference between children's rights and human rights?
- ...
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Next, the facilitator gives all players 3 small pieces of paper and asks them to write down a specific right on each piece and draw something of paper that they associate with this specific right. The general overview poster can be used as inspiration source.
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When they are all ready, they make a chain with all the pieces of paper: make a circle with a first piece of paper and connect the two corners with a staple. Connect this "ring" to another paper by passing this second paper through the first ring and closing it with a staple. Continue in this way until all the papers are connected.
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After this, discuss the importance of all children's rights and the connection between them, i.e. all rights are equally important and they cannot be taken away from children.
Extra game information
This game is part of the 'All Children, All Right(s)!' toolkit, which focuses on promoting children's rights.
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