What are the 10 or so games suitable for primary school students in first and second grade to play in physical education classes?

The following are 10 games suitable for primary school students in first and second grade physical education classes: 1. Activity games: moving rocks. Students were divided into two teams to exercise coordination and teamwork through a stone-carrying competition. 2. Group game: capture the flag. Two teams of students capture each other's flag in a designated area and use running, dodging and other skills to enhance speed and flexibility. 3. Ball games: play badminton. By playing badminton, students can exercise their eye-hand coordination and body flexibility. 4. Basketball game: shooting competition. Students are divided into groups and practice shooting within a specified time to enhance accuracy and concentration by comparing their shooting percentages. 5. Running Game: Relay Race. Students are divided into several teams and complete the race through relays to practice speed and teamwork. 6. Action games: imitate animal movements. Students imitate the movements of different animals, such as jumping, crawling, etc., to enhance body coordination and flexibility. 7. Bounce game: Bounce against the wall. Students use the racket to hit the ball against the wall, exercising their eye-hand coordination and reaction skills during catching and hitting the ball. 8. Clapper game: catch the ball with the clapper. Students partner up to practice catching the ball using a clapperboard, working together to improve catching accuracy and teamwork. 9. Jump Rope Game: Jump Rope Song. While students are skipping rope, they can also play along with the rope skipping songs to practice their rope skipping skills and sense of rhythm. 10. Obstacle game: obstacle course competition. Students compete in obstacle races on a set obstacle course and exercise physical coordination and flexibility through jumping, crawling and other methods.