Kindergarten outdoor activity game name

Game 1: Squat and hatch chicks

How to play:

Participants stand in a circle, make fists with both hands and stretch forward, and a child goes from left to Each child on the right side pointed and said: "Squat and squat to hatch the chicks. If you can't catch them, they will fly." Which child the word "fly" falls on will be the one who catches the chicken, and the other children will be the chickens, flying and running freely in the prescribed area. At this time, the person who catches the chicken can go and catch it.

Game rules: When the chicken squats, it cannot be caught. After catching two or three, count the number of people caught (number of chicks), and the game can start again.

Game 2: Sticking sesame cakes

Game goals: 1. Cultivate children's chasing ability; 2. Cultivate children's interest in games.

How to play:

Children pretend to be sesame cakes and form a circle. One person is the person who posts the sesame cakes, and the other person chases the person who posts the sesame cakes.

Game rules:

The person who sticks the sesame seed cakes can stick to any sesame seed cakes on the circle when being chased. The pasted sesame seed cakes must run away immediately. If they are caught, they will switch roles. Continue the game. This game can be played by making multi-layered sesame cakes.

Game 3: Fried beans

Game purpose: to cultivate children's ability to cooperate with each other.

How to play:

The two people stand opposite each other, holding hands, reading children's songs and waving their hands rhythmically to the left and right. When the children's song came to the last line, the two raised one arm to move forward and turned their bodies 180 degrees to restore the posture. The game is played over and over again.

Children's song: Stir-fry, stir-fry, stir-fry the beans. When the beans are fried, do somersaults.

Game rules: When the children's song is finished, you can do somersaults.