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Team games for children: outdoors, indoors, moving with a ball
Team games are dynamic and gambling competitions. They enable children to reach their potential, as well as learn to interact with other babies.
Indoor games for children
In a room or group of a kindergarten, you will not be too loose. There won’t be enough space. But you can come up with exciting entertainment for children.
Children’s team games will help the child quickly adapt to the social environment.
Children’s team entertainment:
- The Magic Chain. In this game, the leader must name any word. For example, a chair. The first participant says the next word, which begins with the letter C. And so along the chain. Each word starts with the last letter of the previous one.
- “What changed?”. This entertainment develops visual memory. The presenter lays out any objects on the table: a pencil, a sheet of paper, crayons, a rope, and so on. Participants must remember the location of these items. Then they turn away. The facilitator swaps objects or removes one of them. The players must answer whether the objects are located this way or not. Perhaps some of them are missing.
- “Find and be silent.” The teacher becomes face to the children. He shows them the ribbon and then hides it. In this case, it must be said in which part of the room it is located. After that, each participant starts looking for her. Whoever found it first won.
You can think of other entertainments that help develop thinking and deduction.
Outdoor games with and without a ball
It is much easier to organize various games outdoors.
Here are a few of them:
- “Edible – inedible.” Participants line up and turn to the leader. He has a ball in his hands at this time. He throws it in turn to each of them, while saying the names of the items or products. If he names something that can be eaten, the participant must catch the ball, if not, beat it off.
- “Three teams”. Children are divided into three teams. Each of them is assigned a specific name and designation. For example, a triangle, circle, or some other shape. You must first select the perimeter in which the competition will take place. A piece of blank paper is attached to the back of each player. All teams scatter around the perimeter. Participants must find opponents. At the same time, they draw their team designation on their back, thereby accepting it into this team. As a result, the group with more players wins.
- “Who will win?”. This game requires a rope or strong rope. Children are divided into two teams. The first goes to one end of the rope, the second to the other. A line is drawn on the ground. It is a kind of center. Competitors must pull the rope until the foot of the first person from the opposing team crosses this line.
These fun games not only help you learn how to interact with people, but also develop physically.
In order for a child to develop correctly, it is necessary for him to organize as many different competitions as possible. With their help, he will learn friendly communication, interaction in a team with a large number of people. He will be able to defend a point of view. He will also have a great time with his friends.