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Minefield
Description: The setup for this activity involves creating a field that contains mines
(objects laid out on the ground). One person is located at one end of the field while
another is stationed at the opposite end. This activity requires the first person to
either close their eyes or wear a blindfold. The second person is given the task of
navigating the first person through the playing area without bringing them into contact
with any of the mines.
Examples of Inclusive Options:
- The area in which the minefield is laid can be adapted with more clear floor space ‚ based on the required maneuverability of those participating.
- Because this is an activity that requires someone to not use their vision‚ do not
just assume that everyone is comfortable with a blindfold. Many people are not emotionally
comfortable with wearing these; allow them the option of simply keeping their
eyes closed.
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Group participants lead their teammate through the minefield.
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A participant listens as his teammates give him directions across the activity field.
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