Who am I ?
Who am I is a fun game in which children have to guess the object whose name is written on a piece of paper placed behind their back. This game can be played indoors or outdoors.
Game sheet
- number of players: from 4 children
- age: from 5 years old
- supplies needed : sheet of paper, pencils, scotch, scissors
- Played indoors or outdoors
- Duration: 15 minutes
“Who am I ?” game rules
Take some sheets of paper. You will cut this sheet into several square pieces. Prepare double or triple the pieces as the number of participants. On each piece of paper, write the name of an object, place or person. Then, using a piece of tape, glue a piece of paper to the back of each child so that they cannot see the word written on it. They will then have to walk around the room and will have to ask questions of their classmates in order to collect clues that will allow them to find the word written on the paper that is behind their back. Attention, children must ask questions but the answers can only be formulated by yes or no. When the child has guessed the correct word written on his back, he scores 1 point. The adult can then put a new piece of paper on his back and the child can start playing again.
The child who scores the most points wins.
Variations
If the kids are very young and can’t read yet, you can use photos or pictures of objects instead. Try to keep the pictures simple and in a similar category, such as sports, shapes, or animals.
The educational advantages of the game
- language development
- work of logic and reflection
- play in community
- learning and listening to the rules of the game
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