Streetdanger

Each team starts the game in the middle of the game board (the reverse eight) and gets a brain consisting of eight pieces as a scoreboard. During each turn, one player spins the outer wheel of the rotation disc first to determine how many squares you can move forward on the board.

After this, the player turns the inner wheel of the rotation disc (with the themes related to the street: hygiene, drugs, weapons, diseases, violence...).

The player moves the number of indicated spaces forward on the game board.

On the board, the players can land on five different squares (categories). These squares determine which task you need to complete.

• Category 1 - Drawing: one team player is given a word within the theme. He must draw this on the board and his team must guess as quickly as possible. In the meantime, someone from the other team runs a certain distance (eg to a nearby tree). When this person is back, the time to guess is over. If it is not guessed, the team that had the turn loses a brain part.

• Category 2 - Acting out: one team player is given a word within the twisted theme. He must portray this and his team must guess as quickly as possible. In the meantime, someone from the other team runs a certain distance (eg to a nearby tree). When this person is back, the time to guess is over. If the answer is not guessed, the team that had the turn loses a brain part.

• Category 3 - Action: These are DIY assignments that the teams play against each other. The team that loses, loses a brain part. The street worker can embed this within a theme. Examples: running competition, leapfrogging, arm wrestling, ...

Category 4 - Discussion: This category is not about getting the best score or winning a competition, but about hearing everyone's opinion about the twisted theme and reflecting on it. In order to make the discussion activity easier, you can prepare some questions here as an organizer.

• Category 5 - Memory: The aim of this game is to link street hazards with possible solutions. You can find this at the bottom of the board. Every time a team enters a square of this category, they may make one attempt to form a correct pair. If this fails, he loses a brain part. The intention is that players remember every attempt to make the right pairs. (eg war-peace, stinking male soap, ...)