Torniloppupeli

Torniloppupeli, also known as "screwdriver game" or "screw game," is a traditional Finnish children's game that has been played for generations. The game is typically played outdoors and involves a group of children who take turns trying to remove a screw from a wooden board using a screwdriver. The board is usually made of pine or spruce, and the screw is placed in a specific location, often marked with a small hole or indentation.

The objective of the game is to be the first to remove the screw without breaking it or damaging the board. Players must use their hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills to carefully insert the screwdriver into the screw and turn it counterclockwise. The game requires patience and precision, as breaking the screw or damaging the board can result in the player being eliminated from the game.

Torniloppupeli is not only a fun and engaging game but also teaches children valuable skills such as hand-eye coordination, patience, and problem-solving. The game is often played during summer holidays and outdoor activities, and it has become a beloved tradition in Finnish culture. The game can be played by children of all ages, and it can be adapted to different skill levels by adjusting the size of the screw and the difficulty of the board.