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Wednesday, June 16, 2010

#2 The Mirror Game

Supplies You Will Need:
1. Mirrors that can stand up
2. Two different Mazes (one has to be harder then the other)
3. Lined paper
4. Pencils
5. A pencil sharpener in case a lot of the pencels break.

Rules for The Mirror Game:
1. You have to look through The Mirror while you are writing.
2. You can not look down at your paper when you are writing.

Directions for The Mirror Game
When everyone comes to this station have them sit down on a chair by the table and then when everyone is quiet you can start explaining what they will be doing at The Mirror Game station. You will tell everone that when they get a mirror to stand the mirror up on the table then they will be given a lined piece of paper and have to look through the mirror and write their full name. After they are done writing there full name through the mirror you will hand them the 1st maze and they have to do that looking through the mirror, and if they get that done you will give them the harder maze.

When there is just 5 minutes left you will start the discussion.

Disabilities The Mirror Game Represents: Dyslexia and Hand Tremors

5 comments:

  1. Hey-I really like this activity! When I was in college working on my degree in Therapeutic Recreation we did this and I thought it showed very well a different perspective. Thank you for posting this!!!
    -Jen of http://clever-jenoe.blogspot.com/

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  2. This is such a nice website! The games are very helpful in gaining perspective as what it would be like to have any of the various disablities. I think it's a great tool that can be used to teach students of all ages about disabilities and why not to discriminate against those who have them! Thanks for posting this!

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    1. your right it's a great way for us to read about this Website.

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  3. This is such a nice website ! I am in college learning to be a teacher, and these activities are excellent tools in teaching students how it would be to have various disabilities and why it is not right to discriminate against them. I am very impressed.

    Also, I know Anne personally and she is a great person, and also very open to speaking at schools if anyone is interested in that type of thing! Thanks again for the great website and games!

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