Special Needs Boys' Games
[ Confined to Bed ] [ Games for Blind Scouts ] [ Games for Deaf Scouts ] [ Developmentally Disabled ] [ Ambulatory Able Games ] [ 100 Additional Cub Games ] [ 1. Signaling ] [ 2. Knots ] [ 3. Semaphore ] [ 4. Compass Game ] [ 5. Kim's Hiding Game ] [ 6. The Zoo ] [ 7. Form of Kim's Game ] [ 8. Bag ] [ 9. Magnetic Fishing ] [ 10. Mixed Grill ] [ 11. Beans and Spoons ] [ 12. Tommy ] [ 13. A Test Match in the Ward! ] [ 14. Orange on Ankle Team Race ] [ 15. Sit Down in Threes ] [ 16. Human Body Game for Cubs ] [ 17. Balloon Race ] [ 18. A New Tag Game ] [ 19. On the Spot ] [ 20. Union Jack ] [ 21. Letters in Sandpaper ] [ 22. Kim's Stocking ] [ 23. Hockey for Blind ] [ 24. Operation Rocks ] [ 25. Obstacle Race ] [ 26. Obstacle Race ] [ 27. Potato Race ] [ 28. Bun Snapping ] [ 29. Compass Points ] [ 30. Word Squares ] [ 31. Hidden Personalities ] [ 32. Relay Race ] [ 33. Dickie Bird Race ] [ 34. Magic Discs ] [ 35. Stop, Caution, Go ] [ 36. The Touch Game ] [ 37. Waves ] [ 38. Caps ] [ 39. Cricket ] [ 40. Twiddlum ] [ 41. Cricket ] [ 42. Heads ] [ 43. Goalkeeper ] [ 44. Balancing ] [ 45. Tennis ] [ 46. Fishing ] [ 47. Noisy Mug ] [ 48. Bean Game ] [ 49. Nursery Rhymes ] [ 50. String Circle ] [ 51. Smell, Taste, Touch ] [ 52. Plasticine ] [ 53. Button ] [ 54. Highway Code ] [ 55. Suggestions for Cub Concert ] [ 56. Things With Different Uses ] [ 57. What Is It? ] [ 58. The Seasons ] [ 59. Crambo ] [ 60. Flag Pelmanism ] [ 61. Flag Tiddlywinks ] [ 62. Jigsaw Postcards ] [ 63. Spotting ] [ 64. Museum Hunt ] [ 65. Nature Alphabet ] [ 66. Things in Strange Places ] [ 67. Code Messages ] [ 68. Noises that Break the Silence ] [ 69. The Best Red Indian ] [ 70. Special Pack Meeting ] [ 71. Buzz ] [ 72. Grab Bag ] [ 73. Stringing Race ] [ 74. Lost Boy ] [ 75. Ring the Stick ] [ 76. Crocodile Dodge Ball ] [ 77. Traffic Lights ] [ 78. N.E.S.W. ] [ 79. Break Out ] [ 80. Non-Stop Cricket ] [ 81. Hare and Hounds ] [ 82. Piloting the Blind ] [ 83. Open Country in the Ward ] [ 84. Musical Knots ] [ 85. Cot-Case Donkeys ] [ 86. Knotting Story ] [ 87. Slap Signaling ] [ 88. Feeling Leaves ] [ 89. Steeplechases for Bed Cases ] [ 90. Actions ] [ 91. Newspaper Observation ] [ 92. Descriptions ] [ 93. Paper Keys ] [ 94. Silence ] [ 95. Sounds ] [ 96. The Rummage Bag ] [ 97. The Locked Bag ] [ 98. Sentences ] [ 99. Serial Stories ] [ 100. Buying Equipment ] [ 101. A Wood Summer & Autumn ] [ 102. So Says ] [ 103. Pantomime Rhymes ] [ 104. Verses While You Wait ] [ 105. Throwing Up Lights ] [ 106. Proverbs ] [ 107. On the Underground ] [ 108. Pairing Off ] [ 109. Something to Guess ] [ 110. How Do You Like It? ] [ 111. The Ship's A.B.C. ] [ 112. Geographical Letters ] [ 113. Musical Magic ] [ 114. Prize Pigs ] [ 115. Hidden Treasure ] [ 116. Historical Scenes ] [ 117. Tasting ] [ 118. Telegrams ] [ 119. The Alphabetical Sentence ] [ 120. Dotty Pictures ] [ 121. Do You Know London? ] [ 122 The Christening ] [ 123 The Zoo Game ] [ 124 Gardening ]

By Ursula Richardson 

Games for Deaf Boy Scouts, Cubs, Children

Games for Blind Boy Scouts, Cubs, Children

Games for Boy Scouts Confined to Bed

Games for Ambulatory (Able to Walk) Boy Scouts

Games for Developmentally Disabled Boy Scouts, Cubs, Children

This collection of games has been compiled in the hope that it will prove of help to those taking up work with handicapped or disabled children, and also those who have been doing such work over a period of years and have grown tired of racking their brains for new games. 

It is not desirable, however, that it should be the main source of supply as individuals should be able to adapt ordinary games for the use of their own particular group of children. 

These games have been sent in by Scouters working with Boy Scout and Cub Scout Groups all over Great Britain, and each one has been actually played by handicapped or disabled Cub Scouts or Boy Scouts and has proved to be popular with them. I should like to thank all the Scouters who have taken the trouble to send them to me for the purpose of this little book. 

It is a very well known saying that "all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy", but how much more does this apply to all the Jacks in Hospitals, Institutions, Special Schools and those tied to bed or wheel chair in their own homes? Only those of us who have seen and heard a badly handicapped or disabled Boy Scout Troop or Cub Scout Pack literally transformed into normal, noisy little boys during the playing of a well-run game can really appreciate the immense value of them to the handicapped or disabled child. 

Here are 124 games collected to help Scouters of handicapped or disabled Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts. Some of them will not be suitable for all handicapped or disabled boys and the wise Scouter will adapt the games to suit the circumstances. 

Some games have a training value while others are included just for the fun of it. 

This collection is far from ideal. The best book of games is your own personal one which consists of those you have tested and found useful and popular with your Group. 

 Extra Games Not Indexed in the Above Categories: 

6.   The Zoo

7.   Form of Kim's Game

8.   Bag (Suitable for Almost All Types of Disabilities)

9.   Magnetic Fishing

30. Wood Squares

31. Hidden Personalities

66. Things in Strange Places

67. Code Messages

70. Special Pack Meeting

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100 Special Needs Games for Boys

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