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Whilst blindfolded, replicate a playmates body shape through touch.

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About the game

Who it's for

For ages 6-10
Groups

User skills

Cognitive Functions

Equipment needed

  • A safe space to play
  • A blindfold (handkerchief / jumper)

How to play

The game is played in pairs, one player is blindfolded, while their partner (the statue) assumes the most unusual position next to them with their eyes open.

Using their hands and without opening their eyes, the player blindfolded has to touch and recognise the exact position of their partner to reproduce it. The position can be whilst standing or sitting on the ground.

Game variations

1

Incorporate equipment or an object into the shape being made by the statue.

2

Rather than only using tactile feedback from touching, encourage questioning to the statue in which they can only answer yes or no to give additional feedback.

3

The statue creates shapes based on a theme, for example letters from the alphabet to spell out a word or name.

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