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Barrier game ideas
Barriers
Create a barrier so one person cannot see what the other person is doing. You could:
- Use a large hardback book
- Use two single fold files, stapled together to make a Π shape
- Use a ring binder (empty)
- Seat children back-to-back (only really suitable for paired work)
Games
Set of cards
Activities to understand and use the concepts of big and little/small
| Activity/strategy name and materials required | How to do the activity | Key principles for doing the activity and comments |
|---|---|---|
| Big/little treasure hunt |
| If your child is understanding these concepts well, you may wish to try some key word activities that can be found here: (add link) |
| Big/little sorting - Picture cards to sort - click on links below to print:
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Information Sheet - Word Finding Difficulties and Strategies to Help
Lryves
Created 18 March 2021; updated 1 December 2021.
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