These strips of paper are actually 10, 20, and 30 cm loog, but for this game, the students should not know tbe relationsbip between the lengtbs of the strips. Thus, their edges sbould not be lined up wben tbe game is being explained one of the aims of this game is for the students to become aware of the length of each strip of paper in the process ofplaying the Janketa Race. "The teacher's course is shorter!" Start the game. First, the teacher sbould play the game with a student representing the whole class. This has the benefit ofensuring that all the students know tbe rules of the game and of allowing everyone to think about and figure out any problems that might arise during the game, and thus of developing learning Because the students are first graders, it is essential that they learn through playing games and having fun. However, this is a way to enable students to discover common problems during the game and to solve them by talking about the problems with one another and the main aimisnot for the students to play. Sbow the lanes to be used for the game to the children. First, show the students' lane. Then draw the teacher's lane a sbort distance away from it on the chalkboard.