Guess Who's Missing
A great game! Kids are
equally delighted at guessing, being guessed, or fooling the guesser.
Objectives
Children ages 4-5 years can recall who is missing from the
group Lang. IIB
and all the children can participate in identifying peers by names.
Materials
Blindfold or paper bag
(to go over child's head).
Procedures
1. Seat children in a large circle. Choose five children to
stand in the middle.
2. Choose another child and have him/her carefully look at and name the 5
children. Blindfold the guesser.
3. Send one of the children to hide somewhere out of sight. Remove the
guesser's blindfold and ask her to guess who’s missing. If she can't guess,
have the rest of the group give clues (boy or girl? Color of hair? Straight,
curly, wavy, long, short hair? Name starts with?, etc.). If all else fails,
have the hidden child come out and ask the guesser to identify them by name.
4. Choose a new guesser and repeat the game so that all the children have the
chance to participate in some role. Variation Instead of choosing five children, use the whole group, one guesser, and one child from the class "missing."
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