What are the board games for kindergarten preschool

Lugo, checkers, beast chess...

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Board games in kindergarten include chess, Go, poker, and honor cards.

Table games originated in Germany and have been popular in Europe and the United States for decades. Everyone meets and makes friends through games. In foreign countries, the content of board games involves war, culture, art, urban construction, history and other aspects, most of which use paper materials and exquisite model assistance.

It is a face-to-face game with a strong emphasis on communication.

Therefore, table games are the best way to communicate in a variety of occasions such as family leisure, friends gatherings, and even business leisure. At the beginning of the 21st century, it also landed in China and became popular among white-collar workers.

Features:

Table games mostly use paper materials and do not require the aid of other electronic devices. It's unplugged, but it has the hallmarks of an online game — an emphasis on communication, and it's a face-to-face way of playing.

For example, the well-known game of "close your eyes when it's dark" is impossible to play online, and if there is no face-to-face expression and body language changes, this kind of game will lose the fun of communication. Therefore, board games are a game that is perfect for friends and family gatherings, and it has a purer and more rustic gameplay.

There are many types of board games in kindergartens, and most of them are created by teachers. Like the table tennis ball in the small class, the plastic building blocks of educational toys or a pack of geometric chain buckles, catching sandbags, throwing and catching balls ......and so on

Catan, Cakason, Gladiator These are all table card games, and children play with puzzles. Building blocks can be done for Monopoly, but Monopoly should be simpler and not too fancy.

There are some novel board games such as Chicken Run, Crawling Turtle and Crazy Little Strong, which are all tests of memory and reflexes, starting at the age of 2.

If you are 5 years old, you should be a flying chess, Monopoly, and you will play poker at the age of 6-7.

Military chess, as well as elephants, lions and tigers, and backgammon.

Building blocks, Neptune chess, Three Kingdoms killing.

Ludo Monopoly cascades.

Tetris, Snake ......

UNO is also very simple and quite suitable.

1. How to play with small fish in the net: First let each child find a home of his own, and the children do while saying: "Fish, fish in the water, wagging tails, nodding, upstream, downstream, (shouting loudly--- net fish--- the fish hurry back to their homes."

2. Follow the circle.

How to play: Sing and do it together: "Follow the circle, follow the circle, walk and go, walk and go, and see who stands first (squatting, jumping)."

3. Bunny really loves to play.

How to play: First let each toddler find a home of their own, and the toddler said while doing: "Little rabbit rabbit really loves to play, jump on the left, jump on the right, someone is a big bad wolf--- and then the little rabbits hurry home, the big bad wolf will not catch you."

4. What time is the old wolf?

How to play: First let each child find a home of their own, and then ask a child to be a big bad wolf, tell everyone what time to get up, such as six o'clock, and then the child around it, while walking and saying: "What time is the old wolf old wolf", the old wolf counts from one o'clock to six o'clock, and when it reaches six o'clock, the big bad wolf wants to wake up and catch the rabbit, and the rabbits have to hurry home.

5. Mom makes dumplings.

How to play: This game is suitable for two people to play, a toddler spreads out one hand, and the other toddler puts a finger under the spread hand, and then says while doing "mom makes dumplings--- until he catches that finger.

6. Eat grapes.

How to play: The child squats down in a circle, and a child comes and says: "Eat grapes, eat a rotten grape, what should I do if I eat grapes?" Spit it it out in one gulp 9 tips: 20

IQ Puzzler (for 6+ years, 1 person).

Background: A board game originating from Belgium, translated as "Smart Operations". is a single-player game.

The game is equipped with a manual, so parents can rest assured that their children can control their own playtime.

Rules of the game:The game has three modes: plane mode, diamond mode, and stereo mode.

Among them, the plane mode and the diamond mode are relatively simple, and you can start to challenge from these two modes.

There are many questions that even adults can't solve. But if the child has the perseverance to take on the challenge, it will be a good exercise for spatial imagination.

Each mode has five levels of difficulty and 120 levels, which can be challenged in a step-by-step manner.

In addition, it is small and lightweight, easy to store, and can be played at any time.