Teacher pack · FAUNA Guardianes · 1 of 4

A table can be a small territory

Goal: listen to other ideas, make a decision as a team and explain how it can affect a living being.

Audience: Ages 8 and up, with a teacher's guidance. Each story states its own recommended age.
Materials: The board printed on four sheets, any tokens the class already has, the rulebook and a device with the console; or the physical game, if the school already has it. You do not need to buy anything.
Links: Printable board (in Spanish) · FAUNA Guardianes rulebook · Cards · Console · Biblioteca UC · Behind every card

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Before you open the door

Read the rulebook. You only need to know how a turn works, the four card types and how the marker moves.
Choose at least two Guardians. Their cards are online and in the console.
Set up tables of 2 to 8 players. Several small tables work better than one huge table.
Agree on who reads, who moves and how to listen. One simple rule: no one answers until the reader has finished.
Rotate these tasks. Everyone should read, move and listen at least once.

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5 min · Opening questionWhat does a territory need to stay alive?

5 min · SetupTables, Guardians and tasks assigned.

20 min · TurnsAs the rulebook says, without rushing or changing any effects.

10 min · ConversationWhat did you hear that changed your mind? Which decision took care of the territory? Which fact would we need to check?

5 min · Closing“Today I take this question with me...”

This is an introductory session. You do not have to finish a game; a full game can last 45 to 75 minutes.

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One sheet per table. There is no need to write names.

Guardian chosen

Team decision

Reason

Question left open

To observe, not to grade: Did they listen to another proposal? Did they explain their decision? Did they distinguish story from fact?

A guide by La Fábrica Inventiva. It has no curriculum certification: it is an invitation to talk.