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The letter is cut to pieces so the children have to put the pieces in the right place to read the message. Each class got one letter. The letter talks about tasks to fulfill. Each class is now a team - they have to name their team and during the whole day of activities write a poem to celebrate the Ocean.

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In one of the events of the game each class wrote a poem celebrating the Ocean.

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Poseidon reading poems written by children

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Poseidon reading poems written by children

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At the end of the game Poseidon spoke again. He was happy with the poems the students had written for him. It was a great day for all.

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We put the students' poems on the Ocean celebration on display so that everyone can read them. It reminded all school how great the World Oceans Day was.

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The game took place in the near-by surroundings of our school. Students had to fulfill the task Poseidon gave them in his letters. The individual events were usually designed as team-building activities where cooperation of whole teams was essential.

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The Central Timetable for better management of the game and for students to prevent them from being in the wrong time at the wrong place.

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The game starts with a little speech. Poseidon is angry because there are many bad things humans do to his beloved Oceans and the ocean animals. He talks to children and asks them to prove they can help to change the situation by showing their skills & knowledge.