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We played games with rubik cubes with my students where we had a lot of fun🌸

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Students like ❤️ playing Rubik’s cube in their free time 🤗

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"Life is like a Rubik’s Cube. Each face represents a color — hope, patience, struggle, success, loneliness, and love. When you fix one side, you may mess up the others. Sometimes everything seems in order, then suddenly, it’s chaos again. But the secret lies in not fearing the mess — because every disorder is simply a puzzle waiting to be solved. If you have patience, the solution is always within reach."

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"Life is like a Rubik’s Cube. Each face represents a color — hope, patience, struggle, success, loneliness, and love. When you fix one side, you may mess up the others. Sometimes everything seems in order, then suddenly, it’s chaos again. But the secret lies in not fearing the mess — because every disorder is simply a puzzle waiting to be solved. If you have patience, the solution is always within reach."

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"The Rubik’s Cube does not only test your intelligence. It challenges your patience, strategy, and time management. The person who solves it isn’t just arranging colors — they’re overcoming mistakes, frustration, and doubt. Every move is a decision, every twist a choice. Sometimes, moving backward is exactly what prepares you to move forward. Just like in life."

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"At first glance, the Rubik’s Cube may seem like a simple, jumbled toy. But if you look closer, every color has its place, every confusion hides a logical pattern. Just like the human mind — complex, puzzling, even exhausting. But once you understand how it works, you begin to see the harmony behind the chaos."

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We played Rubik's Cube with the kids. We had a great time. We thought about and questioned how our other friends who were on duty in our project felt.😇

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The Rubik's Cube is a puzzle game invented in 1974[1] by the Hungarian sculptor and architecture professor Ernő Rubik.
We enjoyed playing and having a competition