What are the parent-child sports events?

Parent-child games can refer to the following items:

1. ants move beans: let the children dress up as ants in groups of three. The first child stood with his hands as tentacles; The second and third children bent down and put their hands around the waist of the child in front. Please line up and walk in groups of ants. Set a certain distance and put some items as "beans" at the end. Please go from the starting point "ant" to the end point, and then come back. Let's race to move the beans and see who moves fast.

2. Play with little feet and big feet: Every family has a parent and a child. Children step on their parents' feet, and parents and children hold hands. After hearing the password, the parents run with their children, and the children can't leave their feet to see who gets there first.

3. Three legs for two people: some ropes. How to play: Parents and children tie two adjacent legs together with ropes. After hearing the password, they ran forward together to see who ran to the finish line first and who won.

4. Push the car to play: Parents hold the child's legs and the child supports the ground with his hands. After hearing the password, the children climbed forward with their hands to see who would win first.

5. Crossing the river: Parents and children use three pieces of cardboard to cross the river at the fastest speed. Parents and children should not touch the ground with their feet. In groups of three, cross the river first.

6. How to kick a corner kick: Parents and children stand face to face at the starting line and keep a certain distance. After the game started, the parents ran to the child on a corner kick and handed the ball to the child. The child ran to the parents' starting line on a corner kick. Whoever comes first wins.

7. kangaroo jumping rule: you can't knock over the bottle with your feet, and it's invalid to knock it down halfway. How to play: When the kangaroo is put into the bag prepared by the teacher, the kangaroo's father or mother stands behind the kangaroo, grabs the two corners of the bag and jumps from the starting point to the finish line with the children. Five teams compete as a group.

8. Crab Pinch Play: A parent and child hold hands, put a ball on it and move forward quickly sideways. The first person to send the ball to the finish line wins.