The document describes a team-building activity called the V-Maze. The challenge involves navigating a maze silently with only one person allowed on each square at a time. Team members can move side by side or diagonally through the maze, with no square used twice. The team leading the activity will give a thumbs up or thumbs down sign to indicate whether the team is on the right path, requiring those who receive a thumbs down to step off the maze and pick another member to continue.

1. Making a Difference
with Vocabulary

2. The challenge is for the group to solve the maze
silently.
There is only one way in and one on way out of the
maze.
There can only be one person on a maze square at a
time.
A person can move side by side or diagonally to a
square.
On the pattern no square is used twice.
The team will know that they are on the right path if
you give them the thumbs up or the thumbs down sign.
If one of the team members gets the thumbs down
sign they must get off of the maze square and pick
the new team member to start again
The V-Maze

4. Vocabulary in Action
Samples from Science and Children Magazine
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