This document outlines a treasure hunt activity involving 120 secondary students divided into 6 teams. Each team will be split into 5 subgroups that complete different tasks at stations to earn pieces of a jigsaw puzzle depicting a famous personality. Students must solve clues to find each station, where they will participate in games and activities judged by facilitators. The tasks aim to build teamwork as subgroups collaborate to complete the puzzle back at their starting point.
This document outlines a treasure hunt activity involving 120 secondary students divided into 6 teams. Each team will be split into 5 subgroups that complete different tasks at stations to earn pieces of a jigsaw puzzle depicting a famous personality. Students must solve clues to find each station, where they will participate in games and activities judged by facilitators. The tasks aim to build teamwork as subgroups collaborate to complete the puzzle back at their starting point.
Number of participants: 120 secondary students from 10 different districts in Johor. Teams: 6 teams comprising of 20 students each a group leader will be chosen and he/she will form 5 subgroups, members of which are decided thereafter. Every team must consist of students from all the 10 participating districts.
TASK 1 TASK 2 TASK 3 TASK 4 TASK 5 VERIFY COMPLETE THE JIGSAW PUZZLE! (Only after all the jigsaw pieces have been collected) CONCEPT: - Each subgroup must complete a task at a station and collect pieces of a jigsaw puzzle which is a blown-up picture of a famous personality. - A clue will be given to each subgroup to find the location of each station where a task awaits. - The task at each station will vary. Examples include charades and other language-related activities as well as games. - Once the task has been completed, the proverbial baton i.e. the next clue will be passed on to the next subgroup to find the following station and complete another task. - All facilitators will be actively involved for they are the ones who will be acting as JUDGES and decide whether a task is successfully completed or not. - Once all 5 tasks have been completed, teams must gather at a common area to complete the jigsaw puzzle. - A brief description of the personality must be presented.
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TEAM 1 (20 students) 1A 1B 1C 1D 1E
TEAM 2 (20 students) 2A 2B 2C 2D 2E
TEAM 3 (20 students) 3A 3B 3C 3D 3E
TEAM 4 (20 students) 4A 4B 4C 4D 4E
TEAM 5 (20 students) 5A 5B 5C 5D 5E
TEAM 6 (20 students) 6A 6B 6C 6D 6E
* NOTE - Each TEAM will have 5 subgroups. Each subgroup (A, B, C, D and E) will have 4 students. - FC = Facilitator, TASK will be one of the GAMES listed above. - All facilitators MAY BE involved if the need arises.
STATION 1 () STATION 2 () STATION 3 () STATION 4 () STATION 5 () STATION 6 () TEAM 1 (red)
TYPES OF GAMES: Charades / Mimicry ( CH/MM ) Emoji (EMO) Creating words from jumbled up alphabets ( JMBD ) HELI BATTLE / HILL CLIMB RACING [computer game] ( HB / HC ) Definitely In Order ( SH1) Wish You Were Here ( SH2 ) MISCELLANEOUS: 1. The facilitators who will be handling the tasks/games AND the location of each station will be decided on 8 th Sep 2014. 2. Once a subgroup has completed a task, the facilitator(s) will give pieces of the jigsaw puzzle and the next clue. The current subgroup CANNOT decipher the clue. They must return to the common area & pass it to the next subgroup. 3. The other inactive subgroups waiting at the common area are to complete crossword puzzles. The subgroup in line for the following task MUST complete the crossword puzzle first, even if the preceding subgroup has completed their task. Facilitators at the common should take note of this. PLACE STUDENTS
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