Let's Debate: find the detail in the disc

Topic
- Citizenship & human rights
- Identity & emotions
Learning skills
- Logical thinking
- Attention & concentration
Activity type
- Self-correcting game
Materials
- Printable downloads
- Self-made
Age
- 6 - 11 years
- 12 - 14 years
5 - 15 minutes
1 player
Intermediate
Calm
Small (office, pavement)

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Everything you need to play this game

Poster ‘Let’s Debate!’ Download participation-lets-debate-code.pdf (15.8mb)
Template rotation disc Download rotation-disc-template.pdf (51kb)

Make it yourself

Step 1

Cutting

First, cut out the rotation disc from the template. Pinch out the holes and attach the disc with a split pen to the panel, so the disc rotates over the panel and the images in the disc are visible. Draw an arrow on the disc.

Good job!

A step-by-step guide to play the game

Put the arrow on 0 and look for exercise number 1. Try to find the small detail of the image inside of the disc.

Put your finger on the answer and spin the disc until you reach the smiley face. If you have found the correct answer, the arrow will land on exercise 1. If so, continue with exercise 2. If not, reposition the disc again on 0 and try again.

Continue this process until you've found all the 11 details inside the disc.

After each exercise, ask the player what the images represent and what he/she thinks about this specific topic. Additionally, you can ask how these images are related to the right to participation.

Extra game information

The topics:

(1) Rainbow flag (LGBTQI+) - (2) Social media - (3) Multicultural community - (4) Religion - (5) Vegetarian food - (6) Means of transportation - (7) Alcohol/smoking - (8) Elections/voting - (9) Weapons - (10) Robots - (11) Gender - (12) Question mark (own topic)

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