666 games

All games have been selected by Ulrich Baer, a long-time lecturer in game pedagogy at the Remscheid Academy, described concisely, and provided with educational keywords. The games promote cooperation, empathy, and creativity in groups of children, youth, and adults. All 666 group games are tested and clearly described. And of course, the fun of playing is not neglected.

New: All games are categorized by occasions.
Getting to know each other - Warming Up - Group Division - Perception - Social Learning - Motor Skills - Action - Relaxation - Language - Theater - New Media - Projects - Creative Activities - All-Day Programs - Counseling - Play Activities - Nonsense - Conclusion.

Over 60 games have been replaced with current ones. Each chapter contains a recommended list of the 10 best games in that category. A free download access provides materials, images, question cards, and case studies for several games.

Benefit from the new clear structure and the ability to quickly select suitable games:
A grip bar on the side allows for easy finding of the desired chapter.

• Personal recommendation lists with the 10 best games in each chapter assist in an initial selection.
• A brief text provides an overview of the gameplay for each game.
• Keywords for each game and notes on age, duration, materials, and game setting inform at a glance about the respective application possibilities of the game.
• Variants for individual games allow for a differentiated approach to the respective group configurations.