SUMMER SCHOOL YEAR 1 (2024) - MAKE YOUR OWN GAME

Summer School - Board games and card games
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Summer School - Board games and card games

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Day 1, lesson 1

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Our project

These three days, we are going to recreate a board game or card game with a new theme. You are going to think of a theme about a particular topic.


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Slide 4 - Video

00:47
Explain in your own words what was so special about this new game.

Slide 5 - Open question

01:17
Did Charles Darrow like the new board game?
A
He didn't.
B
He did.

Slide 6 - Quiz

01:50
Name an aspect from the first board that we still recognise in modern versions of Monopoly.

Slide 7 - Open question

01:58
Name something from the original board that is different in modern versions.

Slide 8 - Open question

02:20
In the 1900s, the United States had a lot of money.
A
True
B
False
C
The video doesn't say.

Slide 9 - Quiz

03:03
Explain in your own words why Lizzie McGee invented 'The Landlords Game'.

Slide 10 - Open question

04:00
Choose the answer that fits best.
A
Everybody wanted to buy the Landlords Game.
B
Nobody liked the Landlords Game.
C
The Landlords Game didn't sell well, but people did like playing it.
D
People bought the Landlords Game and made their own versions.

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04:37
Explain how people looked at Monopoly differently than Lizzie McGee had wanted.

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What board games/card games do you play?

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What board / card game do you like best?

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What is it you like best about that game?

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Aspects of a good game
Watch the following video and answer the following question:

"What does a board/card game need to have to make it good?"

Write down as many points as you can find in the video.
(tip: don't just write down the points you SEE,
because more are mentioned).

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Slide 17 - Video

What does a good game need to have?

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Slide 19 - Video

Day 1, lesson 2

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Examples of games
- Uno
- Quartet / Go fish!
- 30 Seconds
- Trivial Pursuit

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Choosing a theme
The game you are going to recreate, will have a theme, related to Sustainability (how to reduce the impacts of climate change), Citizenship or Relationships.


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What is Sustainability?
A
Taking care of plants and animals
B
Recycling plastic bottles and paper to protect the environment
C
Eating only organic food to stay healthy
D
Using less water and electricity to save resources for the future

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What is Citizenship?
A
Being a member of a country and following its laws
B
Building relationships at school and in the community

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What are Relationships?
A
Making new friends
B
Sharing feelings with others

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Groups
You are going to work in groups of four.

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Brainstorm time!
Take some time to think of a few things:

- What game are you going to recreate?
- What theme will your game have?
- How are you going to integrate the theme into your game?

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Day 1, lesson 3

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Building your game
Now, we are going to start actually putting our game together. Before we start using our hands, we need to have a concrete plan.

You need to know what the objective is of your game, what will your game look like. Another thing that's very important, is to have clear rules for the game.

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What about tomorrow?

- We'll will start putting our game together and play it together in class.
- Please bring a pencil case that has scissors.

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Getting ready to make the game
To start putting your game together, you need to have thought about the following things:
- The choice of game
- The theme the game will have
- The rules (just the original ones, or are there new rules?)

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Day 2

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So, let's get started! 

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This is the final lesson to complete your game and the rules. Please help each other out.

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Let's play!
You will start playing your own game,
then we'll exchange games.

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!

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