June 1st Party mini game, June 1st activity game

Children's Day games include happy hula hoops, playing with newspapers, and transporting watermelons.

1. Happy hula hoop.

Game preparation: a number of small animal puppets, hula hoops.

Gameplay: A number of small animal puppets are placed on the ground, and the interval between each wooden puppet is 20 cm, and the player stands in the specified place to throw a circle to the puppet to get different gifts.

2. Play with newspapers.

Game preparation: Newspaper.

Gameplay: Parents and children stand at the starting point, and at the beginning of the game, parents spread two newspapers on the ground in turn, so that children can walk from the newspaper to the opposite side, and get different gifts at a fast speed.

3. Transporting watermelons from dry stoves.

Game preparation: a number of watermelon balls, 4 sticks, a cardboard box for request, and 6 large Coke bottles.

Gameplay: Mom (dad) and toddler in the designated position, two people hold a stick to clamp the melon ball to prepare, two people hold the watermelon ball around the soda bottle and then return along the way, who comes back the fastest group wins.

Considerations for designing children's games

1. Ensure the physical and mental safety of children.

The playing field must be comfortable, healthy and reliable. The environment of the playing field and all facilities and the process of playing must be free of any danger. The playground must be free of all hazards that endanger the physical and mental safety and health of children.

Ensuring the safety of children is the first basic principle of creating a playground.

2. Promote children's development.

The playground is an environment for children to explore, develop creative behaviors, and meet developmental needs. To this end, playgrounds and play facilities should be able to promote children's knowledge and experience, and infants and toddlers should be able to experience a variety of exciting and different play opportunities, stimulate their interest in the things around them and their desire to explore, and be an attractive and challenging play environment.

The good games for Children's Day are as follows:

First, wrestling Fang Bao

Wrestling Fang Bao, Hebei dialect called popping, children's game. Wear and fold a square with a book cover or relatively hard paper to form a square called Fang Bao, also called Pa Er, and the game is that a person throws a Fang Bao of his own on the ground.

The other person also takes out one of his own and slams it the ground or the opponent's Fang Bao, and turns the Fang Bao on the ground over by the generated wind or an appropriate angle, and the other party's one belongs to you, otherwise yours belongs to the other party.

Second, jumping goats

Jumping goat, is a kind of folk simulation of goat jumping children's game, simple and easy, can not only check the exercise of the body, but also can cultivate the ability to make decisive decisions, very popular with children, in the Olympic gymnastics project called "vaulting horse".

Three, the rabbit master

The rabbit is a traditional handicraft of the Han nationality in Beijing, which belongs to the children's toys in the Mid-Autumn Festival. According to the saying that there is a Chang'e jade rabbit in the Moon Palace, after the jade rabbit is further artistic, personified, and even deified, it is not noisy to shape the rabbit into various forms with mud.

Fourth, hopscotch

Hopscotch, also known as jumping plane, is a worldwide children's game, and is also one of the traditional Chinese folk sports games, which is very interesting and entertaining, and has been deeply loved by the majority of children. Sometimes, even in an open field, as long as there is a piece of chalk or a tree branch, the children will draw nine "hopscotch" squares on the ground and play together.

Fifth, roll the hoop

Rolling hoops, the old Han children's game, was popular throughout China in the sixties and seventies of the twentieth century, and gradually disappeared in the late nineties. The player pinched an iron rod or wire in the shape of a "U" on the top of his hand, and pushed a black iron ring with a diameter of about 66 cm to run forward.

Some also put two or three small rings on the hoop, which is louder when rolling. Make a loop with wire, then make a long-handled hook and push the wire loop to roll.

Sixth, turn the flower rope

Turning the flower rope, a children's game spread by the Han folk. In different regions of China, there are different names, such as line turning, turning hubs, picking tensions, untying strands and so on. This is a kind of thing that uses a rope to play with, and with just a dexterous finger, you can flip many tricks.

In Malaysia, the rope used for rope turning is generally a rubber ring (rubber band, the game is called "open glue" in the southeast of Henan), and foreign materials include woolen thread, twine, woolen rope or cotton yarn rope.

The June Day activity games include: touching prizes, spinning the wheel, fishing, blind people beating drums, sticking noses, skipping ropes, and grabbing chairs.

Game 1: Draw prizes.

Game preparation: a cardboard box (mounted paper), a table tennis ball (write the word "award"), a table and a chair.

Game rules: 1. Participants touch the table tennis ball in the carton and touch a table tennis ticket with the word "award".

2. Each participant has two chances to draw prizes.

Game 2: Spin the Wheel.

Game preparation: Marker diagram (Vantone board, nails, gifts pasted on it), table, chair and chair.

Rules of the game: Participants are asked to listen to the teacher's command: "Start" quickly turn the turntable, and the turntable pointer points to ** to receive the corresponding gift on the plate.

Game 3: Fishing.

The game is ready for Bi Cong Noisy:

10 small fish** (fixed with a loop needle), 2 fishing rods (with magnets tied to the line), 2 tables, and 2 small baskets.

Game rules: 1. Participants are requested to catch 3 fish within 2 minutes to receive 1 prize ticket.

Children under the age of 2 catch 1 fish within 2 minutes and receive a prize ticket.

Game 4: The blind man beats the drum.

Game preparation: 1 big drum, 1 blackboard, 1 small rope, 1 table.

Rules of the game: Participants are requested to wear blindfolds and beat the drum within the specified range, and the drum will win 1 ticket.

Game 5: Stick your nose.

Game preparation: clown doll marker (no nose on the baby's face), 3 small noses, double-sided tape, 1 table.

Rules of the game: Please put on an eye patch to help the clown doll put on a small nose to receive 1 prize ticket.

Game 6: Jump rope.

Game preparation: 4 skipping ropes, 1 table, 2 small baskets.

Game rules: 1. Participants are invited to skip rope "30" within 1 minute to receive 1 prize ticket.

Children under the age of 1 will receive 1 prize ticket if they skip rope "5" within 1 minute.

Game 7: Grab the chair.

Game preparation: 5 chairs, 1 table, 1 tape recorder, 1 cassette tape.

Rules of the game: Participants are invited to listen to ** walk around the chair, when ** stops, who grabs the chair first and sits down will win, and the winner will receive the prize Zheng Lack of 1 ticket.

Children's Day game activities: Mongolian drumming, pitching, association ABC, caterpillars, double dragons playing with beads, sticking noses.

1. Mongolian people play drums.

Preparation for the game: a drum, a few blindfolds. How to play: Ask the children to walk blindfolded, walk from the starting point to the big drum, and use the hammer to beat the drum three times to get the gift.

2. Pitching. Game preparation: a number of balls, two large baskets, gifts.

How to play: Parents and children are invited to stand on the starting point of the line stool, each person takes a ball from the basket, and then sandwiches it between the two knees, jump forward hand in hand, do not let the ball fall on the way, when jumping to the end of the line, the two take out the ball and throw it into the big basket in front of them, and get a gift if they hit.

3. Lenovo ABC

Game preparation: a number of flashcards. Gameplay:

Each child draws lots to choose, and associates the content of the draw, and if they can make 3 accurately, they will win the prize. For example, after the teacher says the word run, the child will do the action of running to contact the word.

4. Caterpillars.

Game preparation: Hula hoop. Gameplay: 3 people play together each time, the first hula ** on the first two people, the second hula ** on the last two, the three of them run across the single-plank bridge together, around the small chair to reach the finish line, the first to win.

5. Double Dragon Playing Pearls.

Game preparation: a number of balls. Gameplay: Parents and children are divided into two groups to compete, the game starts, parents and children hold hands to reach the end of the ball, and get different gifts with fast speed.

6. Stick your nose.

Game Preparation: Blindfold. How to play: Blindfold the parents, turn around in place three times, and ask the children to use words to instruct the parents to stick their noses to the correct position of the animal to win. Get different gifts at a faster pace.