Outdoor sports games in kindergartens

The long and cold winter has passed, and the exciting spring has finally arrived. In this beautiful spring, take children to play some fun games outdoors, so that children can experience the breath of spring more deeply, observe the growth of plants, get in touch with nature and better understand the world!

1. The name of the game is "Wooden Head"

Rules of the game: Children form a circle hand in hand, and recite the children's song "I am a wooden head, I can't talk or move, see who can hold on for a minute" while walking. All the children stood still when they read the last word. The teacher said that you can't move until the time is up, and the game repeats.

2. The name of the game is "sticky bubble gum"

Rules of the game: Children form a circle hand in hand and recite the nursery rhyme "Sticky bubble gum". As long as it sticks to the top of the head, the nursery rhyme says that it sticks to any part of the body. In order to increase interest, children can stick to each other and interact with other children. "

3. The name of the game is "How high is the gate?"

Rules of the game: Children form a circle, hand in hand, and two children make the city gate. Children read nursery rhymes: "The city gate is several feet high, 36 feet high. Riding a flower horse with a big knife, you walk into the city gate and invite you to eat oranges and bananas." Nursery rhymes end when the city gate falls, and those who are locked in the city gate choose what fruit to eat, and whoever chooses will stand behind. (It is the two children at the gate who discuss in advance what kind of fruit it is. )

4. Game name "Green light running"

Rules of the game: Children form a circle hand in hand, two children are outside the circle, one is a chaser, and the child with the green light in his hand is a chaser. When the child with the green light is about to be caught up after the game starts, in order to protect himself, you can give the green light in your hand to a child in the circle, and the child will continue to run with the green light, repeat the game, and change roles after catching up.

5. The game "Cut Watermelon"

Rules of the game: Most children form a big circle (making "big watermelons"). A child walks in circles while reading children's songs and does the action of "cutting watermelon". When reading the last word, the hands held by two children beside him were cut open, and then they stood in the cut position. The two cut children must run in different directions at once, and then return to their original positions to get to their original positions first.

6. Game "Rat Cage"

Rules of the game: half of the children make mouse cages, half of them make mice, the children who make cages read children's songs loudly, and the "mice" keep going in and out of the "cage" (from the children's hands). At the end of the children's song, "I caught you", the little mouse should get into the "cage" as soon as possible, and the children who play with the "mouse cage" should get down quickly so that the "little mouse" who didn't come out can be caught. The children who are caught go to make a mouse cage, and the "little mice" who are not caught continue to play.

7. Game "Net Fish"

Rules of the game: children are divided into two parts, one is to make small fish, the other is to make fishing nets, and the children who make fishing nets form a big circle. The children who make fish stand in the middle of the circle and the game begins. All the children read the children's song "Fish swim, swim from west to east, fish swim quickly, be careful to catch you up with fishing nets". After reading nursery rhymes, the children with small fish find a gap to drill out and run around, and the children in the circle.

8. The game "I am a radish"

Rules of the game: one participant is a chaser, and the rest run freely within a certain range. After the game starts, the catcher can chase anyone at will. When the pursuer is about to be caught, you can stand with your hands crossed on your shoulders and say "I am a radish" so that the pursuer can't catch him. When the radish man has to wait for his companion to pat him, it means that he saved him and let him continue running. After catching a person, the catcher will switch roles with the person who is caught, and the person who is caught will start the game again in the next round.

9. Game "Stop at Red Light and Green Light"

Rules of the game: Most children stand behind the starting line and get ready. A child gives orders at the other end of the field. When the game started, the children who gave orders began to walk. The child who gave orders read "Stop at the red light and green light" with his back to the child until he stopped and turned around. At this time, the walking child can't move, and the moving child pauses the game once. The game was repeated until the child who gave orders was photographed by the walking child.

10. The game "The Lost Handkerchief"

Rules of the game: Children form a circle. A child danced behind the children while singing. When the child sings "Gently put it behind the child", the child immediately puts the handkerchief behind a child. If the child finds that I put the handkerchief behind him, he will immediately pick it up and chase me, and the child will immediately run away. When he reaches the position of a child, I will kneel down. Then invite the children who didn't catch up with me to play. If you are chased, the chased child will perform a program.

1 1. The game "Handkerchiefs"

Rules of the game: Several children join hands and form a circle. Two children, A and B, are in opposite places outside the circle, with handkerchiefs tied to their wrists; Then run clockwise at the fastest speed, untie the handkerchief tied by the other party and tie it to the wrist of the previous child; Tie it and then run forward to untie the handkerchief in front ... If another child is caught up before being tied, it is the loser. Switch places with the tied child and the game continues.

12. Game "Catch Lobster"

Rules of the game: Most children stand or jump on one foot as lobsters, and two people hold hands as fishing nets to catch lobsters. If caught, they will hold hands as a fishing net to catch lobsters until all lobsters are caught and the game is over. If you want to be caught, squatting down means safety and you can't catch it.

13. The game "Caged Birds"

Rules of the game: caged bird, caged bird, caged bird, when to jump out. Night passed, dawn came, and I ran away with the crane turtle.

Guess who is behind you? Rules of the game: everyone forms a circle hand in hand, and caged birds cover their eyes with their hands and crouch in the middle. Everyone gathered around the caged birds and sang "Run away together", and everyone squatted down together. When singing "Guess who is making trouble behind", the caged bird should guess the person behind him and call out his name. The one who is guessed will be the caged bird in the middle.

14. The game "Building a Cave"

Rules of the game: First, divide the class into three teams, two of which have the same number of people. The two teams must stand up straight, and then make an arched hole with their arms or long objects in pairs. This is a cave. Students from the other team lined up to drill through the cave. The most important thing is not to let this cave touch your ass and body. In that case, get up and run to the back of the line! The time for drilling the cave is limited by us. When the time comes, the team that drills the cave will be the cave, and the other team will drill. In this way, it continues.

15. Game "Ice Melting"

Rules of the game: make ice cubes, make ice cubes, big, small, square and round. Hearing the teacher say that children's songs are finished, you should pose and don't move; When you hear the sun come out and the ice melts, you can move freely.

16. The game "Rabbit Looking for Cave"

Rules of the game: every two children participate in the game, hand in hand, and stand around the venue to play the role of "cave". In addition, some children crouch in "caves" and play the role of rabbits. There are two more "rabbits" than "caves", and the extra "rabbits" stand in the middle of the field. At the beginning of the game, "Little Rabbit" jumped out of the "hole" and read children's songs together: "Little Rabbit, there is no hole, one, two, three, two, one, find a small cave quickly." As he read, his feet jumped forward with the rhythm of children's songs. After reading the last word "hole", "Little Rabbit" ran to find "hole", got into it and squatted down. The "rabbit" who didn't find the "hole" and the child who made the "hole" switched places from the front row in turn, and the game could be repeated.

17. Game: Unknown address

Rules of the game: the teacher draws a good train map on the playground with chalk, and the children jump or take a straight curve with one foot or both feet.

18. The game "Catch Frog"

Rules of the game: draw a square field with chalk. Some children stand in the square as frogs, and some children stand outside the four sides as frogmen. The frog tried to protect himself from outsiders, and the frog catcher tried to stop the frog from running out.

19. Game "Rolling firecrackers"

Rules of the game: Can children hold hands? Head and tail are not connected? As the children's song "Rolling firecrackers" sounded, the children who took the lead formed a spiral formation. After the roll, a child lit firecrackers and hissed, leading the child to jump up and make a "bang" sound. Other children also jumped up and made a "bang" sound and jumped back. The game is repeated.

20. The game "clingy"

Rules of the game: All children stand in two circles (in pairs) facing the center of the circle, and find two children who are chasing and running. Before being chased, the running child can be attached to the front of any group of children in the inner circle, and the children behind will be chased. If they are caught up, the two children will switch roles and the game will be repeated.