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Trivial Pursuit

Trivial Pursuit. Kasper Laursen. What is it?. An educational board game based on the AOI’s (Areas of Interaction) It’s a replica of the board game Trivial Pursuit. The point of the game is to answer questions correctly.

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Trivial Pursuit

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  1. Trivial Pursuit Kasper Laursen

  2. What is it? An educational board game based on the AOI’s (Areas of Interaction) It’s a replica of the board game Trivial Pursuit. The point of the game is to answer questions correctly. Once you answer a question correctly, you get a piece of pie. Collect 5 pieces (one for each AOI), then move to the middle to win the game.

  3. What are other students going to learn by playing my board game? • By playing Trivial Pursuit AOI’s edition, students will learn how to connect the different areas to school subjects and it will help them understand why we have the different subjects

  4. How did we work as a team? We collaborated as a team to complete the different areas. Some people did the questions, while others worked on the board itself. We then evaluated each others work and improved it according to the feedback we got.

  5. How can I improve my board game? • Adding question cards • Putting a design on the board • Making better game pieces • Create a simple and easy-to-understand rulebook

  6. What did l learn with this project • Everyone has their own specialty and should be assigned work accordingly • Everyone has to do their part. If one person doesn’t, the whole thing falls apart • Always have a back-up plan

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