Beetle Drive is a popular social, gaming, and fundraising activity often organized by schools, charities, and community centers. It involves a competition where participants draw and complete a picture of a beetle based on the roll of a dice. The aim is to be the first person to complete their drawing in its entirety.
To begin the game, each player is given a beetle-shaped grid or template divided into several sections, such as the beetle's legs, body, antennae, and eyes. A dice with numbers, typically ranging from 1 to 6, is then rolled, and players can only draw the corresponding part of the beetle if they roll the designated number. For example, if a player rolls a 2, they can draw the beetle's legs. The game continues until all sections of the beetle are completed.
Beetle Drive is often played in rounds, with each round consisting of different body parts to be drawn. The winner of each round is typically the first player to complete the beetle drawing entirely. There may be additional rules or variations, such as having certain body parts drawn in a specific order or assigning different point values to each body part.
Aside from being an entertaining game, Beetle Drive is often used as a fundraising activity where participants purchase cards or tickets to join the game, and the proceeds are donated to a particular cause or organization. It serves as a fun way to bring people together while also supporting charities and important community initiatives.
