What are the rules of hopscotch?

1. Draw a house: draw a house on the ground. The house consists of squares of similar size, with a width of about 40 cm and 9 squares * * *, and then write the number 1 ~ 9 in each grid in turn. The style of the grid is as shown in the figure;

2. When playing the game, stand outside 1, throw the sandbag into 1, then jump into 2 squares with one foot, take 3 squares without changing feet, and complete the single row in turn. When two squares are juxtaposed and "Tian" (grid 9 is called "Tian"), you can land with your feet apart, so you can follow 655. Then throw the sandbag into box 2 and repeat the jumping method just now;

3. A person can get the right to build a house by throwing sandbags all over the grid, that is, standing at the starting point and throwing sandbags with his back to the grid. The grid where the sandbag falls is his exclusive house, and you can write his name. In the next game, others can't step on this grid, they must jump over it;

When all the squares are covered by houses, the person who owns the most houses wins.

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1, Introduction to Hopscotch Game

Hopscotch, also often called checkers, is a classic post-80s game. Due to the material limitations of the times, sandbags are the most common toys when they were young after 80s, which has become an inevitable condition for the prevalence of hopscotch games. Nowadays, children have good material conditions, watching cartoons and playing computer games for too long, which leads to early myopia and other problems. It is better for their health to let them experience retro games.

2. Matters needing attention in hopscotch game

Description of foul: it is a foul to throw sandbags or press the line to the net, and it is a foul to step on or cross the line when taking off with one foot;

If one person fouls, the next person jumps over the house, and the next game will continue from the grid where the last foul was made.

3, hopscotch game number requirements: more than two people.

4, hopscotch game props sandbags, chalk (painting a house)