The problem this week was how to guide a blindfolded member of your team through the obstacle course/maze without speaking. The children made a plan then tried it out, have a look and see how one group did.
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This blog will show the work completed by my class throughout their Games Based Learning Topic using Endless Ocean for the Nintendo Wii as a stimulus.
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It looks fun
ReplyDeleteIt was interesting to note that the method of communication was 'noise', and that instructions were given by stamping and claps. Well done!
ReplyDeleteWow! What a fantastic way to solve the problem. You must have really discussed it as a team and you all showed you were working together brilliantly. Hope you all used plenty of sweet peas. Well done
ReplyDeleteMatt Lofthouse
well done Shmmer good try mabey next time!!!
ReplyDeleteI really liked the way that they used claps for turning and jumping and how they were stamping their feet for walking straight, they really made a good team. Well done!!
ReplyDeleteIt was hard to take Shmmer trough the maze with out talking to him but we did it in the end!!
ReplyDeleteI loved this idea and will use it in my own class in Scotland. The whole site is great, well done year 4.
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