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Strategies to support attention, listening and understanding language in students aged 7+
Lryves
Created 2 November 2021.
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
Barrier Games for Speech Sounds
This page contains barrier games for sounds in different word positions. For instructions on how to play barrier games, click here.
Short Sounds:
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