How To

1. Puzzle Preparation: Prepare puzzle sheets with an equal number of difficulty levels for each team. Puzzles can be of various types such as word puzzles, crosswords, numerical puzzles or brain teasers.
2. Form Teams: Divide players into teams of equal numbers. You can create different peer groups to encourage communication and collaboration between teams.
3. Set Timer: Set a specific amount of time (for example, 5 minutes) for each puzzle. The timer will set a limit for each team to solve the puzzle within a certain amount of time.
4. Let the Puzzle Race Begin: Each team tries to solve their puzzles within the given time. Teams are encouraged to help each other and think strategically.
5. Scoring: Give the team one point for each correct answer. When time runs out, the team with the most points is declared the winner. If you want, you can add additional points according to difficulty levels.
6. Second Round or Final: You can add a second round after the first round or arrange a final between the top two teams.

This activity encourages developing intelligence, communication and strategy skills. Additionally, it strengthens team spirit and provides a fun competitive environment.

How To

1. Paper Airplane Preparation: Give each player some colored papers. Players create paper airplanes of their own design using paper. Anyone can personalize, paint or decorate their plane.
2. Track Preparation: Determine the playing area. Create a start and finish line at a specific distance inside or outside a room. If the weather is clear, creating an outdoor rink might be more fun.
3. Airplane Race: Players throw the paper planes they have prepared into the air at the same time from the starting line. Airplanes fly along the designated runway.
4. Distance Measurement: When each player's plane reaches the finish line, measure the distance. Using a measuring ruler or tape measure, determine how many feet each player's plane has flown.
5. Scoring: Score based on distance. The player who reaches the longest distance goes first, the player who reaches the second longest distance comes second, and so on. If you want, you can also give additional points by adding additional categories such as creativity or design.
6. Rematch or Tournament: After the first race, you can organize a rematch or tournament between players.

This activity both encourages creativity and provides physical activity. Additionally, having everyone design and race their own plane creates an enjoyable moment of competition and sharing within the group.

How To

1. Prepare the play area: Place the game board or large sheet of paper in the center of the table. Divide the game board into various zones with colored pencils or paints and write a title for each zone. Headings can be divided into general categories such as "Animals", "Celebrities", "Cities", "Professions", "Colors".
2. Write the words: Write a few words for each category on pieces of paper or cards. For example, for the "Animals" category, add words like "Dog", "Cat", "Lion", "Giraffe".
3. Create groups: Divide players into equal groups. Each group should get a colored pencil or paint.
4. Set the timer: Set a specific time (for example, 2 minutes) for each round.
5. Let the game begin: The first player draws a card and tries to explain the word belonging to a certain category to the other group members by drawing it. Other group members try to guess the correct word by looking at the picture drawn. The first group to guess correctly becomes the winner of that round.
6. Next group: The next group draws a word in the same way and tells it to the other group members by drawing it.
7. Scoring: For each correctly guessed word, the group gets one point. The winning group is declared when the game reaches a certain score limit or a certain number of rounds.

This activity provides fun group interaction while encouraging creative thinking.