This is Child Rights PLAY! A fun card game where you learn about your digital rights.

Step 1 – Goal of the game. The goal is simple: collect as many sets of four cards with the same digital theme as possible. Whoever has the most sets of four wins! You can play Child Rights PLAY! against two to six players. You can also play in pairs.

Step 2 – Distribute the cards. Make sure the cards are well shuffled. Distribute them among the players. Each player receives five cards. Place the remaining cards face down in a stack.

Step 3 – The game begins. Good luck! Keep your cards in your hands and do not show them to others. Choose a player to start.

Step 4 – Ask for a card. Is it your turn? Ask one player for a card you would like to have. Note • You may only ask for cards from a theme for which you already have a card. • First name the theme, and then a card from that theme that you do not yet have.

Step 5 – Good guess? Does the player have the card? Then they must give it to you. You may then ask for another card. This can be from the same player, or from someone else.

Step 6 – Wrong guess? Does the player not have the card? Then take one card from the stack. After that, your turn is over. The player you last asked something from is now up. It is, of course, smart to remember who asks for which themes and which cards are guessed. You can then take these cards back.

Step 7 – Quartet complete? Do you have four cards with the same theme? Then place them on the table. Read the cards aloud to the other players. What is your opinion?

Step 8 – End of the game. The game ends when all quartets are complete and on the table. The player with the most quartets wins.

Have fun with Child Rights PLAY! You have digital rights.