Election day: who will be the first children's mayor?

Sujet
- Société
- Citoyenneté & droits de l'homme
- Médias de communication
Compétences d'apprentissage
- Empathie et conscience sociale
- La pensée créative
- Langue, lecture & écriture
- Communication & expression
- Dextérité
Type d'activité
- Quiz et jeu défi
- Artisanat & construction
Matériel
- De base
- Téléchargements imprimables
Âge
- 12 - 14 ans
- 15 - 17 ans
- 18+ ans
>15 minutes
+5 joueurs
Difficile
Calme
Moyen (salle de classe, place)

Contributeurs

Mobile School

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Tout ce dont vous avez besoin pour jouer à ce jeu

Script Download script.pdf (63.5kb)
Team division Download kinderrechten-qr-klaar.pdf (7.6mb)
Voting papers Download voting-papers.pdf (473.4kb)
Voting box
Information sheets Download information-sheets.pdf (3.3mb)
Materials to prepare the pitch (chalk, paper, markers ...)
Children's Rights Ambassador badge Download pt7p1-intro-cr.png (192.8kb)
Suggestion papers Download suggestion-papers.pdf (67.6kb)
Suggestion box
Information characters Download ssl-acar.pdf (594.5kb)

Un guide étape par étape pour jouer le jeu

Introduction (10')

Gather all participants. The mayor explains the concept of the game (see the script): participants will help the mayor choose the first-ever children's mayor in the city of rights from among five potential candidates. Each team represents one of the candidates and must gain the most votes for their candidate to win the election.

Team Division (10')

Participants are divided into teams, with each team representing one of the five main characters from the city of rights: Julia, Priya, Frederic, Ibrahim or Anna.

To do this, participants will look for one children's rights card in the room (see materials). On the back of this card is a QR code. This QR code links to one of our characters' audio stories and determines which team (team Julia, Priya, Frederic, Ibrahim or Anna) the participant belongs to.

The team that is complete first already gets one vote for their character.

Quiz (20')

Before the teams can represent their character, the mayor wants to make sure the participants are ready to tackle issues related to children's rights. Therefore, a short quiz through the city of rights is organised (see script and questions).

The group with the highest score at the end will get 5 points, the second group 4 points and so on.

Prepare your story (30')

Participants will now have 30 minutes to prepare a pitch to convince the mayor and the wider audience that their candidate is the best to become the first children's mayor. All teams receive interesting information (educational panels, small parts of the training ...) about their character.

For this, they ...:

Fill in the candidate's information sheet (see annex) as accurately as possible.
Make a convincing and creative pitch to convince the mayor and the audience of your candidate. All types of pitches are fine, but they should last a maximum of two minutes.

Voting (20')

All teams get two minutes to introduce their candidate to the audience/groups.

Who is he/she?
Why should he/she be the next children's mayor?

Time to vote! Everyone gets a voting paper (see annex). After choosing, they put the paper in the voting box.

After voting, the votes are counted. The winning group will receive a 'Children's Ambassador' badge (see annex).

Suggestions for the next election (5')

Finally, all participants are invited to fill in a small suggestion card to give feedback on how to improve our future elections.

Informations supplémentaires sur le jeu

The groups are given different information about their character (see game explanation). Prepare the devision below in advance:

Team Ibrahim:

QR-code StreetSmart Learn Exercise (see materials)
QR-code StreetSmart Learn Video (see materials)
Educational poster 'The Basics of Life'
Educational poster 'The Refugee Journey'

Team Fredrick:

QR-code StreetSmart Learn Exercise (see materials)
QR-code StreetSmart Learn Video (see materials)
Educational poster 'Camera Catchers'
Educational poster 'Growing Minds, Growing Rights'

Team Julia:

QR-code StreetSmart Learn Exercise (see materials)
QR-code StreetSmart Learn Video (see materials)
Educational poster 'Camera Catchers'
Educational poster 'The Refugee Journey'

Team Anna:

QR-code StreetSmart Learn Exercise (see materials)
QR-code StreetSmart Learn Video (see materials)
Educational poster 'The Children's Parliament'
Educational poster 'Let's Debate!'

Team Priya:

QR-code StreetSmart Learn Exercise (see materials)
QR-code StreetSmart Learn Video (see materials)
Educational poster 'Camera Catchers'
Educational poster 'Growing Minds, Growing Rights'

Thinking question to be included for each group can be the following:

Find your character on the poster
Why is he/she positioned here?
What rights is the poster related to?
What rights are respected/violated in your character's story?
...

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