| Duration: 20 min Number of players: 5-30 player/s Materials/ Tools needed: Set of the game Publisher: Erasmus+ KA2 “Playing to Learn, Learning to Play” Language: ENGLISH/SPANISH Links: https://amics.eu/playing2learn/ |
A game to talk about the inequality in the world by experiencing it.
Short description/ Goal of the game:
A game to talk about the inequality in the world by experiencing it.Gathering a group, put the deck of cards in the middle together with a bag of treats (candies or chocolates or peanuts…).
One by one, each person takes a card, reads what it says and do what the card says. For example: “You got a new job, take 2 treats”. When everyone has participated the game finishes and starts the debating part where people can express their thoughts and feelings through the experience.
Educational value/ Learning Objectives:
- To know more about the world status
- To develop empathy
- To communicate and express feelings
- To raise awareness about inequality
Recommendations for use:
- For people +12 years old
- To work on communication
- To educate in values
Tips and Tricks for Facilitators
How to adapt game for different groups, topics, occasions/needs
- translating the cards to more languages
Feedback questions
- What have you learned about the world?
- What have you learned about yourself?
- How did you feel?
- What skills can you improve while playing this game?
Further discussion topics
- Have you ever experienced similar discrimination? What can you do against it?
