This game is a Chinese version designed with reference to the Snakes and Ladders game. The rules of the game are as follows:
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Students play the game in pairs. Each pair needs one dice, and each player needs a small object to represent themselves, such as a small piece of colored paper, different colors of modeling clay, etc.
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Students roll the dice to determine the number of steps they move each turn. If they land on a ladder, they can climb up to a higher position; if they land on a snake’s head, they must move back to the snake’s tail. The first player to reach the ending point wins.
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This game board comes in both horizontal and vertical versions, with four designs for each: a blank grid board, a numbered board, a board with Chinese characters, and a board with both Chinese characters and Pinyin. If using a board with Chinese characters, teachers can set corresponding tasks, requiring students to complete a task related to the Chinese character they land on before continuing the game. For example, if they land on the word “苹果” (apple), one student might ask: “Do you like eating apples?你喜欢吃苹果吗？” and the other would respond: “I like eating apples我喜欢吃苹果” (or: “I don’t like eating apples我不喜欢吃苹果。”), after which they continue the game.
Teachers can choose the appropriate version according to their needs.
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