The Emoji Game

Tema
- Identidad y emociones
Habilidades de aprendizaje
- Conciencia de sí mismo
- Empatía y conciencia social
- Habilidades relacionales
- Pensamiento crítico y reflexivo
- Comunicación y expresión
Tipo de actividad
- Discusión de grupo
- Distanciamiento físico
Materiales
- Descargas imprimibles
- Elaboración propia
Edad
- 0 - 5 años
- 6 - 11 años
- 12 - 14 años
5 - 15 minutos
2 - 4 jugadores
Fácil
Tranquilo
Pequeño (oficina, acera)

Contribuidores

Joke

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Todo lo que necesita para jugar este juego.

Emoji game board (DIY SOCIETY #1a) Download emoji.pdf (13.3mb)
Characters game board (DIY SOCIETY #1b) Download characters.pdf (16.8mb)
A piece of cardboard
A pair of scissors
Two split pins

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Paso 1

Print out the game boards

Print out the Emoji and Characters game boards. If you want the game boards to be more durable, you can glue them onto pieces of cardboard.

Paso 2

Create two arrows

Cut out two arrows from the piece of cardboard.

Paso 3

Make them spin!

Punch a hole in both arrows and in the middle of the two game boards, using a pair of scissors. Attach an arrow to both game boards with the split pins and make sure the arrows can spin well.

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Una guía paso a paso para jugar el juego.

The first player spins the arrow of the Emoji game board and identifies the emotion the arrow points to.

Now, the player tries to give an example of a situation in which he felt that way and explains why he felt that way in that particular situation.

The game leader can ask additional questions: How did you act? Why? What else could you have done or said? ... He can also ask the other players to come up with additional examples.

Then, the second player spins the arrow of the Emoji game board, identifies the emotion the arrow points to and gives an example.

Then, it's the third player's turn, and so on.

When all emotions have been identified and discussed, you can start combining the Emoji game board with the Characters game board.

The first player now spins the arrows of the Emoji and the Characters game board and tries to link the emotion with the character. Let's say the arrow points to "surprised" and "police officer". The player then tries to think of a situation in which a police offer made him feel surprised. Again, additional questions and examples can be asked by the game leader.

The second player now spins the arrows of both game boards and tries to link the emotion with the character, and so on.

Información extra del juego

Leave the interpretation of the characters up to the players. The man depicted on the panel can be a brother, a father, an uncle, a friend, a neighbour,... depending on the interpretation of the player.
This game was created during the European Mobile School Exchange in 2017. The game was co-created by Mobile School partners Asociación Navarra Nuevo Futuro, ARSIS, PRAKSIS, Fundacja Ukryte Skrzydla and CME - GPU Uno.

Variaciones

Act it out: You can ask the players to enact the emotions, the characters or even the situations the arrows point to. You could, for example, ask two players to spin or choose one emotion and two characters of the game boards and to perform a small role play for the other players, who then have to guess which emotion and which characters were enacted.

Lo que la gente dijo sobre este juego

Sander Degeling

Partnership Coordinator Africa & Asia StreetwiZe • Mobile School BE

25 noviembre, 2019

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Easy and interactive way to start a discussion about different emotions, suitable for all ages. A StreetSmart Play classic in the making!

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