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Here is a really fun and easy "tilting maze" board we made in our church for a rotation set on Paul and the Bright Light.

You'll notice that we labelled the holes/pitfalls and rails (helps), and added barriers (also labelled) to represent ideas in the story we wanted to teach. We used post-it notes so the kids could quickly adhere labels and remove them to change the game. We had a roll of tape to stick the barriers on after the kids labelled them. The young girl is holding the larger of two balls we played with. The table is balanced on a box until they lifted the board and started to tilt.

Such as maze board can be adapted for many stories and talking points. Lots of variations!

A few more notes here about the game board.

See my Paul and the Bright Light game workshop notes here.

Last edited by Luanne Payne
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