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Tag Archives: primary school

Barrier Games

Barrier games are simple games that require pupils to speak clearly and be attentive listeners. They learn how to give clear descriptions, instructions and clarify through questioning while also developing communication skills such as social and linguistic skills.

Posted byjulieannedevlinFebruary 2, 2020September 5, 2020Posted inBlogTags:barrier games, oral language activities, primary school, speaking and listening skillsLeave a comment on Barrier Games

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