PROCEDURE🔗

Each child writes two things on their piece of paper without showing it to the other children. One of these things must be true and one must be false. For example, "I go to dance classes" is true and "I go to swimming classes" is false. Then the children take turns to read out their two statements, and the other children have to ask questions until they know which is true and which is false.

The questions can only be answered by yes or no, and cannot use any of the words of the statement. For example, if a child says they go to swimming classes, the questions cannot use "swimming" or "class". Instead, they can ask about the pool, for example, is it big, is it small, or if the classes are every week.

Note: Help young children to do the writing and reading.