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Description

Learn a game from another country that’s been affected by conflict, then think about your favourite games.

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A ring (or something else to hide)

Instructions

1 - Everyone should split into two teams. They should decide which team will hide the ring and which team will find the ring both teams will swap over and have plenty of turns at both.

2 - The team that’s hiding the ring should decide who will hold the ring. They should make sure the other team can’t hear or see them while they decide.

3 - The team that’s hiding the ring should sit in a row with their hands clenched into fists in their laps. The chosen person should hold the ring in one of their hands.

4 - The finding team should choose one person to find the ring, the finder.

5 - The finder should look at all of the players in the hiding team to try to spot any clues about who has the ring. They could look at people’s facial expressions and movement, for example.

6 - The finder should point at anyone they think doesn’t have the ring and say ‘not you’. The person they pointed at should open their hands. If they don’t have the ring, they should move away from their team. If they have the ring, the hiding team gets a point and the teams should switch places and play again (so the hiding team becomes the searching team and the searching team becomes the hiding team).

7 - If the person they sent away doesn’t have the ring, the finder should keep repeating steps five and six until they know who has the ring (or they accidentally send the person with the ring away and the teams swap over).

8 -If, at any point, the finder thinks they know who has the ring, they should tap the player’s hand and say ‘it’s you!’. The player should open their hands. If they don’t have the ring, their team gets a point. If they have the ring, the finding team gets a point. The teams should switch places and play again (so the hiding team becomes the searching team and the searching team becomes the hiding team).

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