As a result of the activity, students:

• Improve their ability to quickly recognize situations and make decisions, as they must constantly adapt to changing roles and circumstances during the game.
• Practice emotional regulation, especially managing disappointment and frustration when they are tagged or pushed out of a nest.
• Enhance their social cooperation skills, since creating and maintaining the nests is a shared responsibility, and following the rules leads to collective success.
• Build self-confidence and a sense of responsibility by taking an active role in the game and learning to accept role changes.
• Develop perseverance and a positive attitude toward setbacks, experiencing that losing in the game is not the end but an opportunity for participation and growth.