How to use paper as a game machine

The steps of using paper as a game machine are as follows:

1, prepare materials

The size of a suitable piece of paper depends on the game design, scissors, glue or double-sided tape, scoring paper, pen and dice.

Step 2 design games

Before you make a game machine, you need to design the game first. This includes determining the theme, rules and objectives of the game. When designing a game, we should consider the difficulty, interest and playability of the game. At the same time, make sure the use of the game machine is easy to understand.

Step 3 make a game board

Fold the paper in half and cut it open with scissors to get four pieces of paper of the same size. Four pieces of paper are folded into a fan shape and bonded together with glue or double-sided tape to form a round game board. Draw the game map, starting point, ending point and obstacles in the middle on the game board. Draw a score table on the back of the game board to record the players' scores.

Step 4 make dice

Draw a hexahedral dice shape on a piece of paper and write a number on each side (1-6). Cut out the shape of the dice and turn it over so that the numbers face down. Glue the six sides of the dice together with glue or double-sided tape to form a three-dimensional dice. Cut a small hole in the top and bottom of the dice and put them on the game board.

Use paper as a game machine to improve children's practical ability and cultivate their creativity.

1, improve children's hands-on ability

The production of paper game machines requires children to do it themselves, through cutting, folding and pasting steps.

In this process, children need to patiently complete each step, but also need to constantly try and improve in order to make a perfect game machine. Therefore, the production of paper game machines can improve children's hands-on ability and make them more original.

2. Cultivate children's creativity

The design and play of paper game machines can be ever-changing. Children can design various game machines through their own imagination and creativity, such as maze game machines, riddle game machines, jigsaw puzzles and so on.