http://www.intervarsity.org/mx/item/7128/ Feel free to edit the squares to reflect your campus/regional culture. The game is designed to be frustrating because it's impossible to fit everything in that we would ideally want. That teaches the skills of prioritization and overlapping (e.g. having dinner while hanging out with freshmen). I'd suggest having groups work independently and away from each other, so that even if a group gets an aha moment and realizes nothing is preventing them from stacking one square on top of another, other groups don't find out immediately. The debriefing is especially important in this game. en-us Copyright 2005, InterVarsity Christian Fellowship/USA Some Rights Reserved. InterVarsity Timothy_Lin Ministry hourly 1 1970-01-01T00:00+00:00