How The Game Is Played
OBJECT OF THE GAME:
To be the first player to reach HOME SAFE IS A WINNER.
EQUIPMENT:
Playing board, six playing pieces, one dice and a set of game cards
HOW TO PLAY THE GAME
Read and talk about the questions and answers with a grown-up.
If more than 6 children are playing then teams must be formed.
Place all the game cards where everybody can reach them.
Each player chooses a playing piece and places it at the 'Start' line. Roll the dice to see who goes first. The highest number starts,
and the player to the left goes next in clockwise order.
The first player rolls the dice to see how many spaces to move. The player then moves the playing piece forward.
The next player (to the left) picks up the top card and reads the question to the first player. If the player answers correctly, the piece
is moved ahead another two places. If the answer is wrong, the piece is moved back one place,
The card is placed at the bottom of the pack.
Each player is asked only one question during each turn. There are no extra turns for correct answers.
All the instructions in the spaces must be obeyed.
THE WINNER
The winner is the player to reach HOME SAFELY.
Climbing up the Tree exercise
BACKGROUND FOR THE FACILITATOR
Educating children about abuse in a way that attempts to avoid opening up a can of worms.
The need is to educate children about these issues without issues spilling over that cannot be contained at that moment. So this
needs to be a psycho-educational session and not a therapy session.
ASSESSMENT
Do the children know how to identify a dangerous situation?
Do the children know how to prevent being in a dangerous situation?
Do the children know what to do if they are in a dangerous situation?
Do the children know who to turn to if they experience a difficult situation?
HOMEWORK
List the most important telephone numbers you will need on a piece of cardboard, for example, your mother's work number, home
number, cell number, other family members' numbers, ambulance, police, fire brigade, etc. Ask your mother to help you with this
task. Keep this piece of cardboard in your schoolbag.
122
Children
The KGOLO-MMOGO PROJECT