You can play with two or more players

Preparation: you need to make an obstacle course to go through. The first time it can be easy and get harder after.

If there’s a group of children, they should choose one or two partners. In each pair or group of three, one player is blindfolded. Then her partner or two partners should guide him through the obstacle course. The goal is for this player to get through the obstacle course without bumping into anything thanks to her partner(s).

The first time, the person who guides the other can put his hands on his partners’ shoulders and guide him or her by saying "right," "left," or "straight forward." After, he can guide his partner just by putting pressure on one or both shoulders to make him go forward, turn, or stop.

Then the players switch roles.

Click on one of the green arrows above to tell us what games you like to play with others.