From the "quarantine goose" to the "goose in phase 2" : the new game is ready, another reinterpretation of the traditional "Goose game", to teach the little ones the behaviors to keep in view of the next "total reopening ", scheduled for June 3, after restrictions imposed by the coronavirus.
The success obtained with "the goose in quarantine", with a scoreboard and rules translated into multiple languages (from French to Spanish, to Portuguese) and also published on the website of the Ministry of Health, the students of the master's degree course in Psychology of the university Lumsa Maria Vittoria Bigliardo, Mirifique Icyimanishaka and Paola Mazzarone, try again. And, led by the teacher Paula Benevene and with the help of the graphic designer Mario Libera, who gave the drawings for the board, they adapted the boxes of the board to "phase 2".
Just as with the Game of the Goose, by throwing a dice, you jump from box to box, each one that teaches the little ones, assisted by adults, the rules for the post lockdown . If you end up in the "gathering with friends" box, you go back two places; if "you brought the shopping to the elderly who live next to you" the shot doubles; "the nose outside the mask is not good", therefore back of two boxes; one position ahead if you "wear gloves at the supermarket". And two steps ahead if "you made a donation"; stop two shifts if you run into a new "epidemic focal point"; punishment, by reversing two squares, if you are "around without a mask".
Whoever finishes first in box 60 where the virus is finally defeated wins . But be careful: the player who throws the die and reaches the finish line by passing the last square must go back as many positions as the points that exceed the finish line. The scoreboard will be available to everyone, free of charge, on the Lumsa website. "We have thought - says Paola Mazzarone," spokesperson "of the three students - for an educational tool to teach, through play and fun, concepts and behaviors that would otherwise be difficult for children to understand. Because it is precisely by respecting the rules - everyone, young and old - who will avoid endangering their own life and that of others and will prevent the return to the most drastic measures ".