Country Jigsaw Puzzle Games

The perfect way to end a day of touring the town--a cup of hot chocolate and a jigsaw puzzle by the fireplace!

This is your challenge for the EASY Level of the Trade Route. Complete this, and you will receive a clue to finding the Hidden Immunity Idol Please make sure to check in your confessional channel for your time limit

Kuwait is a country in Western Asia. It shares borders with Iraq in the northern region and Saudi Arabia in the southern region. It holds 8 of the world's oil reserves. It claims to hold around 70 billion barrels of oil being located in the Burgan field. Solve this jigsaw puzzle related to this country.

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Learning outcomes: At the conclusion of this MML project, participants will be able to: - Match each province name and its location on the map. - Identify the general shape of each area from the colourful map games. - Practice their memory of maps as many times as they want in a joyful environment. - Outline what they have learned from the matching games - Develop their Geography knowledge. - Establish a good spatial memory map.

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There are several types of political systems in the world, such as democracies, monarchies, and authoritarian and totalitarian regimes. In the democratic system, citizens create and vote for the laws directly or indirectly via their representatives. In the Monarchial system, the government is controlled by a king or a queen. An authoritarian system is when people have no power or representation of any kind. The following jigsaw puzzle is dedicated to the political systems.

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Mr. Stickler is leading a trip to Europe and he needs your help -- put together this puzzle as fast as you can

The Old Rectory was built c. 1845 on Worthington's Village Green just south of St. John's Episcopal Church. This photo dates to the late 1800s. The house was moved to Hartford Street in 1924, where an addition created two apartments. The building then was home to the Worthington City School Board before moving to New England Avenue in 1978. The Worthington Historical Society paid for the move and the building became the Society's headquarters.

Screenshot in your submissions, whichever tribe gets the lowest total time wins (you may submit multiple times)