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 We enjoyed playing! Thanks for sharing!

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  We enjoyed playing! Thanks for sharing!

We enjoyed playing the game! Thank you!

In the ‘Balance Game’ whole class can play it. It is an easy game to play. There are two groups of students . We need two balls to carry. Two groups carry the balls at the same time and the group that drops the ball earlier, will be out of the game.    

In the ‘Good Morning- Good Night’ game, whole class can play it. It is an easy game to play, no materials are needed and there is no limit about the numbers of students.   When the teacher says ‘Good Morning’, the students open their eyes or put their heads up. The students close their eyes or put their heads down on the desk when the teacher says ‘Good Night’. When any of the students fail, he/she will be out of the game. Here you can watch how to play this game.  Enjoy it dear friends!

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TOPAÇ  This game must be played on a hard and flat surface.  Each player must have a top that is unique to him. It is possible to turn the top in the best way by paying attention to the details.  The spinning top is quickly thrown to the ground with its pointed end touching the ground and quickly withdrawn. With the movements made, the top starts to spin differently as it gains more momentum.  There are many different rules in the game of Topaç.  In particular, the playground to be played must be suitable for the top game. The floor needs to be flat and smooth.  How many players will play spinning tops, they must have their own tops.  The free end of the spinning top threads should be tied neatly to the middle finger of the hand, very tightly.  Enjoy it dear partners!

 How we play it.  

 HERE YOU CAN WATCH HOW TO PLAY THE GAME  

 Here you can watch how to play this game.  

  One of the players is chosen (usually after some counts) to catch the rest of the players. Then they hold him by one finger and he says the bottle, the bottle with… water, juice, perfume, etc. When he says the bottle, the bottle with… poison, all the players run away and he has to catch them (touch). When a player is touched, he remains petrified and can move again only if another player passes under his feet. When all the players are petrified, the last one to be petrified will become the one who has to catch the rest of the children and the game resumes.   

A player is chosen to sit outside the group. The others have to hold hands, in a circle and tangle, with hands and feet so you don't know whose hand and whose foot it is. Then the pre-selected child has the role to handle, during which time the players are not allowed to let go of their hands.  

Blind man's buff is played in a spacious area, such as outdoors or in a large room, in which one player, designated as "It", is blindfolded and gropes around attempting to touch the other players without being able to see them, while the other players scatter and try to avoid the person who is "it", hiding in plain sight and sometimes teasing them to influence them to change direction.  

  The  sack race  is a fun game in which children will have to race by jumping to get the finish line. Indeed, they will have to place their 2 legs in a burlap sack and hold it at the waist.  The educational advantages of the game: balance work development of gross motor skills play in community learning and listening to the rules of the game We need for Sack Race   game: number of players: from 2 children age: from 5 years old material: burlap sack Duration: 10 minutes Sack race rules Provide big, strong and resistant bags, burlap sack for example. Plan a course or simply a start and finish line. Children place themselves in the burlap sack and hold them with their hands at hip level. Throw the top start! Children must jump to the finish line. The first one to cross the finish line wins the race.     We hope you enjoy playing this game.  

  The leapfrog   game- Pídola is very old. The first documents are from 10th century. It was played in many places such as Cornago, in La Rioja. It was generally played in the plaza mayor and in the schoolyard during recess. A small area of ​​land and a number of children greater than two were needed. Instructions Step 1:  Find open space  Grab at least one of your friends and head to an open space. TIP: At least two people are needed to play, but the more the merrier! Step 2:  Line up  Get into a straight line facing forward. All players kneel down and cover their heads with their hands, except for last person. Step 3:  Put hands on another player's back,  the last person places their hands on the back of the next person in line. Their back becomes a platform to jump over. Step 4:  Leap   over the person, spreading your legs like a frog. Continue leaping over everyone until you reach the front of the line, kneel down, and place your ha