WAGGGS GAME - Earth



WAGGGS GAME

Equipment

□ Sheets of paper ( we used white, blue and gold/ yellow to represent the world flag)

□ A Die (or one for each patrol)

□ Any equipment called for in the questions. Pens and paper, A2 paper.

□ Trefoils around the world.

□ Any other international books etc.

Method

□ Cut the paper into stepping stones ( about 10-15 each colour)

□ Draw a large world flag.

□ Lay the stepping stones in a spiral radiating out from the world flag, alternating colours. Number the stones so the players know where they are.

□ Each patrol chooses a person to be their player on the board.

□ The patrol must answer a question correctly before they can throw the dice to move their player (player may answer too)

□ The winner is the patrol whose player reached the world flag first.

If the player landed on a white stepping stone a forfeit is called out and all guides in all patrols have to do the forfeit. The patrol that is judged to be the best moves on 2 spaces. If the player lands on a gold/yellow stone the patrol is asked a question about a country in WAGGGS. Blue is for questions about WAGGGS itself.

FORFEITS. (WHITE)

1. Draw a world flag as fast as possible.

2. Sing a song as a patrol from a different country.

3. New Zealand is a member of WAGGGS, can you do a Hakka? (I’m not sure of the spelling)

4. Jump around the room like an Australian Kangaroo.

5. Do the Can-Can.

6. In your patrol depict a jungle scene. (i.e. one person in a tree, one a Gorilla etc.)

7. In Kenya there is a tribe called the Masai, the warriors demonstrate their strength by jumping as high as possible on the spot.

8. Do a Spanish flamenco dance.

9. Draw a Japanese flag.

10. Egypt is a member of WAGGGS, walk around the room like an Egyptian.

11. WAGGGS promotes unity, fit your whole patrol onto a sheet of A2 paper.

12. Depict a safari scene.

13. Do an Irish Jig.

14. Depict an U.S.A cattle ranch.

15. WAGGGS members have to adhere to the principles of the original promise and law. One of these laws was “a guide obeys orders”. (Leader then begins to shout orders such as Attention and Quick march etc.)

16. One of the original laws was “A Guide is pure in word thought and deed.” Lie down and meditate for 2 minutes.

BLUE / WAGGGS

1. What do the symbols on the world flag mean?

2. What does WAGGGS stand for?

3. Name 2 WAGGGS regions other that Europe.

4. What year was Lord Baden-Powell born? (1857)

5. Name 5 Countries that are members of WAGGGS.

6. Where is WAGGGS H.Q? and what is it called? (World Bureau, London.)

7. Name the 4 world centres? What countries are they in?

8. What is the population of WAGGGS worldwide? (10 million)

9. What year did Guiding start in the UK?

10. Which WAGGGS region is the UK in?

11. When did B-P Die? ( 8th Jan 1941)

12. Which government is WAGGGS responsible to? (None)

13. What are the 3 WAGGGS languages? (English, French, Spanish)

14. What year was the 1st world conference held? (1920, England)

15. Which was the 1st world centre? And what year was it opened? (Our Chalet, 1932)

GOLD / COUNTRIES IN WAGGGS

1. What colour is the bird on the Bangladesh promise badge?

2. What do Chinese brownies have on their promise badge? (Frog)

3. What is a Brownie called in Ghana? (Ananse Guide)

4. What are Brownies in America called? (Junior Girl Scouts)

5. What are Rainbows in Australia called? (Gumnuts)

6. What is the capital of Burkina Faso? (Ouagadogou)

7. What percentage of the population in Brunei is involved in Guiding? (1%)

8. What year did Guiding begin in South Africa? (1910)

9. Where are Lord and Lady Baden-Powell buried? (Kenya)

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