What are the classroom games played by primary school students?

There are many classroom games that primary school students can play. The following is for reference only.

Game 1: Flying in the air

How to play: in pairs, use rubber bands. The person who holds the ring throws it forward with one hand and catches it with the other. Then exchange, throw at each other and connect the flying circles in the air. Within the specified time, the group with more laps wins.

Rules of the game: 1, throw the loop after online.

2. The circle can't touch the ground.

Game 2: Artillery Battle

Game method: Draw two parallel lines with a distance of 2-3 meters on the field, divide the students into two groups with equal numbers, and line up face to face behind the two parallel lines, each with a sandbag.

After the game starts, hold the sandbag with your feet. After jumping up, shoot the sandbag at the opponent's position. The sandbag "shoots" across the line and gets five points. After the game is played several times, the individual score or the total score of the group is calculated, and the scoring author wins.

Rules of the game: 1, the distance of parallel lines is suitable for most students to "shoot" with sandbags.

2. Sandbags can only be used to "shoot", not "shoot" on the feet.

Game 3: Pass the solid ball

Game method: Divide the students into several groups with equal number, and each group is arranged in a single row, with an interval of 2-3 meters, and the distance from front to back is about one arm. Spread your feet back and forth or left and right, and put four solid balls in front of each group.

After the teacher gave the order, each group leader began to pass a solid ball from beginning to end, until finally, the second solid ball passed from the crotch, the third solid ball turned around and passed from the left or right side, and the fourth solid ball passed from the side. The team that finishes first wins.

Rules of the game: 1. When passing the ball, it must be passed by hand, and throwing and rolling are not allowed.

2. If the ball lands while passing, it must be picked up by the losing side to continue the game.

Game 4: Rope wrestling

How to play: Prepare several wrestling ropes (single rope, round rope, cross rope, etc.). ), form a practice group with two, three or more students. After the game starts, choose the wrestling rope according to your interest and ability to play the game, and first move or be pulled over the line to judge the outcome.

Rules of the game:

1, the force can only be exerted after giving the order.

2. Don't let go on purpose during the game.

Game 5: net fishing

Game method: Draw a circle with the diameter of10-12m on the field as the "pond", select 2-4 people as the "fishermen" and the rest of the students as the "fish" in the "pond". After the order was given, everyone shouted, "Fishing!" Then "fisherman" and "net" (circle) enter the "pond" and catch "fish" with "net" (a classmate plays the role of "fish" by throwing traps). Whoever catches more fish within the specified time will win.

Rules of the game: 1. When catching fish, you must throw a circle (the fish caught by the circle in your hand is not counted).

2. "Fish" can't turn around by hand, let alone swim out of the "pond".

The caught "fish" should raise their hands and walk out of the "pond".

Game 6: Take substitution and whip to drive the sheep into a circle.

Game method: take substitution: after one person plays several times, another person takes over the same number of times. Try not to "die" the gyro in your own hands.

Drive the sheep into the sheepfold: draw a sheepfold in the center of the field, treat the gyro as a sheep, and 2-4 people stand at the starting line at a certain distance. At the same time, hit the gyro into the sheepfold once to see who pulls the gyro into the sheepfold first.

Rules of the game: 1. Whip the gyro accurately without brute force or destructive action.

2. Play in sequence, and do not preempt or intentionally affect the game.