In rock, paper, scissors, what beats rock?
AnswerPaper
Paper covers rock, rock crushes scissors, and scissors cut paper.
Games · Facts & stats
7 fact-checked facts about play, games and playgrounds, each with the reason behind it. 5 more are in today's round and join this page after it closes.
AnswerPaper
Paper covers rock, rock crushes scissors, and scissors cut paper.
AnswerSquares drawn on the ground
Players toss a marker and hop through a pattern of numbered squares.
AnswerLever
A seesaw is a lever: a beam that pivots on a fulcrum in the middle.
AnswerOtters
River otters often slide down slopes, a well-known example of animal play.
AnswerIn a draw
With best play from both sides, tic-tac-toe always ends in a draw.
AnswerFriedrich Fröbel
German educator Friedrich Fröbel created the kindergarten in the 1830s and 1840s and designed play materials called 'gifts'.
AnswerSpin gives it gyroscopic stability
A spinning disc resists tipping over, like a gyroscope, so it glides steadily.