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If this activity is performed with youngsters under the legal age it is preferable to have the agreement of their parents or to organise this activity inside a building (for safety reasons). If you are in a school, it is sufficient that teachers assist the visually impaired facilitator in order to guarantee safety for the young participants.
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It is very suitable for youngsters (especially children) who have fun writing Braille messages one another. When working with adults, Vi facilitator can increase the difficulty: facilitator has a Braille book (with separated lines) and participants can try to read some letters/lines.
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For braver groups, you can try the experience of seeing a complete audio-described movie.
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It is preferable to perform this activity with young people over 15. Better to be performed with young adults (over 18).
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Explained above
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No need to be adapted to different age groups, it is very suitable for youngsters aged 15-18 or even younger. For very young participants, they can try to play without being blindfolded (no need to use the showdown mask).
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No variation needed for different age groups
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Appropriate for youngsters between 12 and 18 years old, however it can be played at any age. A variation of this game can be realized by using liquid things to taste e.g. red and white wine, coffee, tea, lemonade, milk, etc. In this case, the visually impaired facilitator needs to have different bottles and he / she has to provide each time a different plastic glass to the players.
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Appropriate for youngsters between 12 and 18 years old, however it can be played at any age
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Appropriate for youngsters between 12 and 18 years old, however it can be played at any age
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This is a great activity for young People! Especially to do in schools with teenagers or children. With adults, if they are not willing to run, you can propose them to walk until the sound instead of running.
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