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Green Day Game

Through our games, we intend to create a generation that makes this world a better place to live in. Green day aims at developing environmentally conscious children. Through a fun role playing game, it teaches them how to plan and strategize their daily activities by using alternatives to â€œsingle

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MRP : 1199

AGE :- 3-99

Number of players : 2-4

Time : 15 mins

Game story :-

Green day is a slice of life game in which all the players are competing to be the best green champ. The players are planning a fun day out and before leaving their homes, they must fill their backpacks with objects that will help them replace “single use plastic”. During the game play the players will earn points for each green choice they make.

Contents :

Main board
Player boards - 4
player markers - 4
Tokens : Bottle tokens - 12

Bag tokens - 12

Straw tokens - 12

Spoon tokens -12

Snack tokens - 12

Earth heart tokens - 24

Dice
Rulebook
Bonus :- Reward chart

Star sticker

SET-UP:-

Place the main board at the centre of the table
Place all the object tokens (green side up) on the space provided in the house (on the board)
All players will select a color of their choice and take a player board and player marker accordingly

GAME PLAY :-

At the start, all players are at home and will select any three object tokens from the board and keep it in their respective player board’s backpack.

In a turn:-

You can roll the dice and land on a space accordingly or
Refill your backpack

Player who rolls the highest goes first. The first player rolls the dice and keeps his player marker wherever he/she lands.

Landing spaces :-

When a player lands on any station, there can be two outcomes:-

If the player has the required token: of that space in his/her backpack, then the player will earn a “heart point”.The player gives the required object token and keeps it back on the main board .
If the player doesn’t have the required token:the player will get plastic trash the player will have to take the particular token required from the home space - flip it (which will represent the plastic alternative of that object) and put it in his/her player board (trash space)

If a player lands on any 2 special spaces on board:-

Cleaning streets:-

This space represents that the player is helping to keep the nearby streets clean by picking up trash and putting in a dustbin

To reward such a helpful act towards the environment whenever a player lands on this space he/she will directly earn a earth heart point

Upcycle :-

This space represents that the player is using his/her plastic trash and converting it to an useful object by upcycling it.Therefore the player can empty the trash collected in his/her player boards’ trash bin if any

Then every other player will play their turn clockwise.

Refill Object tokens :-

Whenever during the game any player wants to refill his/her backpack, then he/she should skip their turn and refill/replace the object tokens in their backpack.

On the go, whenever a player passes the start point then he/she can refill/exchange any 3 object tokens from the home space after playing and completing their turn.

Note: You cannot use the collected tokens in the same turn

*Throughout the game every player can only have maximum of three object tokens in their respective backpack

Trash :-

During the game whenever a player collects 2 trash tokens in their player board trash bin, the player will lose 1 earth heart point token. The player will have to discard a earth heart point and empty the trash.

Note: if the player doesn’t have any earth heart point at this point then, whenever he/she earns one in future, the player will have to lose that earth heart point token and empty the complete trash collected till then.

During the game whenever a player earns 6 earth heart points the game ends

How to win:-

The first player to earn 6 earth heart point tokens wins the game

Powers

The powers unleashed are:

Responsible living:-

Throughout the game children make green choices at every step by using alternatives to “single use plastic”

Environmental awareness

Children become aware of the threats caused to the environment through “single use plastic”.They learn about ways to avoid these and save the earth.

Strategic thinking

Through this fun filled role playing game, children learn the importance of planning in advance by choosing object tokens smartly to earn “earth heart points”

Love and care

Children understand the importance of mother earth and learn to treat her with love and care through small acts, which are rewarded in the reward chart.

FACTS:-

Plastic STRAW:-

Over half a billion plastic straws are used every day around the world.Every day in the U.S. alone, people use 500 million straws a day - enough to circle the planet more than two-and-a-half times!

These straws entangle sea mammals and because they’re light and colourful they entice many species to eat them. You’ve seen that heartbreaking video from 2015 of the sea turtle with a straw stuck in its nose; scientists and fishermen have found many fish and seabirds who’ve died from eating all or part of a straw.

So, what do we do about it?

Alternatives:-

Paper straws

Glass straws

Metal straws

Bamboo straws

Straw straws

Pasta straws

Plastic Bottle:-

Globally, more than a million plastic bottles are sold every single minute.

It takes at least 450 years for a plastic bottle to completely degrade.

It is estimated that every year between 5 and 13 billion kilos of plastic waste ends up in the ocean – the equivalent of one full rubbish collection lorry every minute.

Fewer than half of the bottles bought in 2016 were collected for recycling and just 7% of those collected were turned into new bottles. Instead most plastic bottles produced end up in landfill or in the ocean.

So, what do we do about it?

Alternatives:-

Glass bottle

Steel bottle

Ceramic bottle

Plastic bags:-

We use 5 trillion plastic bags per year! That’s 160,000 a second! And over 700 a year for every single person on the planet.

Birds often mistake shredded plastic bags for food, filling their stomachs with toxic debris. For hungry sea turtles, it's nearly impossible to distinguish between jellyfish and floating plastic shopping bags. Fish eat thousands of tons of plastic a year, transferring it up the food chain to bigger fish and marine mammals.

It takes 500 (or more) years for a plastic bag to degrade in a landfill.According to Waste Management, only 1 percent of plastic bags are returned for recycling.

So, what do we do about it?

Alternatives:-