🎯 Goal:
Promote creativity, collaboration, and a deeper understanding of citizenship through interactive learning!

Instructions:

Step 1: Create Your Game
Form teams and work with your team members todesign a fun and educational game that explores citizenship, covering topics such as rights, responsibilities, participation, diversity, or global citizenship. Your game can take any format: a board game, card game, quest, debate, quiz, role-play, or digital game. Be as creative as possible!

Step 2: Share Your Game
Add your game to the Canva document to contribute to our collaborative Booklet of Citizenship Games & Activities.

https://www.canva.com/design/DAGgShjjal8/Zm72UHFOI0qogwHqYq9-8g/edit?utm_content=DAGgShjjal8&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=sharebutton 
Include the following details:
- Game details – Age group, topic, and type of game.
 - Objective – What players will learn or achieve.
 - Rules & Instructions – How to play.
 - Materials needed – Cards, boards, costumes, or any required tools.
 - Extras – Templates, worksheets, examples, photos/videos.

Step 3: Play & Showcase Your Game
Play your game with classmates, friends, or other students.
Capture photos or videos of your game in action and upload them to the Canva booklet.

Step 4: Play Another School’s Game
Choose at least one game created by a partner school and play it!
While playing, take photos/videos and share them on Padlet as slideshows or video clips, mentioning your school name, country, team, and the game you played.

Provide feedback:
- What did you like?
 - What did you learn?
 - Was it engaging?
 - Any suggestions for improvement?

Padlet link: https://padlet.com/249520012/citizenship-challenges-game-ndmy1np5mr7e4i3g 

 Let’s make learning about citizenship fun and meaningful!

 Good luck!

Our team, Paula, Bianca, Sabina and Casandra, participated in the “WorldCloud Search” game creayed by our team from Spain. We enjoyed the activity and the time spent together and we learnet new words in a fun way. Thank you for encouraging us to engage in this interesting activity!

We had to think quickly, select the right word under time pressure, and aim for a perfect score. The competitive element made it even more exciting, and we enjoyed seeing our names on the leaderboard. It was a fun and effective way to learn about civic duties while working together as a team.

It was truly a privilege and an honor being able to test the questionnaire, and, while completing it, we had the possibility to see where we truly stand as active citizens with rights and responsibilities.

I played the Kahoot proposed by Music School of Rethyno, Greece, and it was a wonderful educational experience. This game is a fun and interactive way to review and learn new information while staying engaged. It helps students improve their memory, think faster, and learn through friendly competition. I liked how it made learning exciting and easy to understand, especially because it combined education with play. Kahoot! turned even the most difficult topics into something enjoyable and motivating!

Ana, Ciprian, Elena, Adelina

We played the game proposed by Korsun-Shevchenkivskyi Lyceum, team 1 and it was a wonderful educational experience. This game is a fun and educational way to learn about laws, rights, and responsibilities. It helps students understand how rules keep us safe and why it’s important to be respectful citizens. We liked how it made learning about important topics easy and enjoyable!

Irina, Darius, Miruna, Andreea, Denisa