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Tovertafel-game

Molehunt

For Tovertafel 1 & 2

Moles surface from the ground. The faster you push them back into their holes, the more points you earn.

  • Effect

    • Physical
    • Social

  • Level

    (4)

  • Target audience

    Seniors

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Game description

Molehunt

One by one, moles surface that catch the players’ attention. The faster they’re pushed back into their holes, the more points this gives. Players are stimulated to make large movements with their arms, because the moles also appear in the middle of the table. The players work together for a shared final score and can point out moles to each other.

Tips

Make the game more fun

  • Use a foam-rubber tube or a different extender to increase the range of the arms.
  • Ask players whether they ever had a mole in their garden. What did they do with it?

Level

Level 4

It’s possible to make ‘mistakes’ while playing these games. The aim is to make the players think and reason. Their reactions can influence whether or not they reach the final goal.

Effect

  • Physical effect

    Games with a physical component elicit intuitive movements and respond to even the smallest of hand movements of the players. This increases their self-confidence and motivates them to continue playing and moving.

  • Social effect

    Fun is something you experience with each other. Games that stimulate the social domain promote interaction and social contact between the care workers, players and visitors.
 
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