印度儿童户外游戏系列.doc

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TOMATO An enjoyable outdoor game for kids
Everyone sits in a circle. One person who is it stands in the center of the circle. This Person is called " It".
Each person asks the person who is "it" an appropriate question. The only answer to every question has to be answered as " Tomato ".
The first person to make the center person  ( It ) laugh wins a try in the middle.
Ex: What color is your hair? Tomato. What do you brush your teeth with? Tomato .
(Obviously other funny Questions can be used for variety )
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CAPTURE THE FLAG  - A favorite game to play outdoors
There are two teams.

Team 1 has the front yard and Team 2 has the back yard, or a field was split between the two teams.  The teams are given a time period, like 5 minutes, to hide their flag in their part of the yard.
[optional] During this period spies were sent out to see were the flag was hidden as well as look-outs to catch the spies.
When the flag is hidden you call out that you are finished. Then you simply try to get the other teams flag. If you get caught and tagged by the opponent on their territory you had to go to jail and could only be freed by a teammate who grabs you when your opponent isn't looking.
The first team to capture the flag wins.  In most versions you had to both get the flag, and bring it back to your side.
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DOGGY DOGGY WHERE'S  THE BONE? - A common outdoor game
It's also an inside game. A student played the part of the dog. He or she sat in a chair with their back to the class. An eraser or another object was put under the chair. That was the bone. While the dog was turned around with his or her eyes closed someone would sneak up and steal the bone and hide it somewhere on his person. Then everyone would sing: Doggy, Doggy, where's your bone? Somebody's stole it from your home. Guess who it might be you. Then the dog has three chances to guess who took it. Sometimes it was left under his or her chair. If the dog guessed right then he got to do it again. If he guessed wrong than the person who had the bone got a turn as the dog.
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HIDE AND SEEK - Most popular Outdoor game
First you pick someone to be it (the person to seek) then he/she turns around and counts with their eyes closed at the "base" while the rest of the people hide.  Then "It" says "Ready or Not, Here I Come" and rushes to find everyone.  Then the people try to get to base without getting tagged or else they are "It".  If the person who is "It" doesn't get someone in three tries he gets to pick a man to be it!
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HEADS UP SEVENS UP
Seven students were in front of the class. The class laid their heads on their desk. The seven went out and each touched a person. That person would stick his or her thumb up. Then the seven would say "heads up seven up" and each student got one chance to guess which of the seven touched him If they guessed right than they changed places. If they did not the same person got to stay up.
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RED LIGHT GREEN LIGHT  
In this game, one person plays the "stop light" and the rest try to touch him/her.
At the start, all the children form a line about 15 feet away from the stop light.
The stop light faces away from the line of kids and says "green light". At this point the kids are allowed to move towards the stoplight.
At any point, the stop light may say "red light!" and turn around. If any of the kids are caught moving after this has occurred, they are out.
Play resumes when the stop light turns back around and says "green light".
The stop light wins if all the kids are out before anyone is able to touch him/her.
Otherwise, the first player to touch the stop light wins the game and earns the right to be "stop light" for the next game.
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Simon Says
One person is chosen to be "Simon" the others stand in a straight line.
The Simon then calls out an action for the children to follow. It can be anything like.... touch your toes jump 10 times on 1 foot...... The Simon when giving an action can simply state the action by it self..."touch your ears" and whoever does it is out and has to sit down. Or the Simon can say "Simon says, touch your ears" and them everyone must follow the instruction. You can vary the actions according to the age group of children you are playing with. The last person who is standing can then be "Simon"! This game is very common and easy to play.
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Wolf's Dinner Time
One player becomes the wolf and he/she will stand with his/her back turned to the others about 15 feet from the others. The others call out, "Whats the time Mr. Wolf" and the wolf turns to face the others and shouts out a time. Eg: 9 o'clock. The others would then take 9 steps toward the wolf. The group will take the same amount of steps toward the wolf as the amount of hours in the wolfs time. eg, 4 o'clock = 4 steps, 6 o'clock = 6 steps etc. etc. The wolf will then turn his back to the group again for them to yell "whats the time...." (He looks at the group only when he shouts the time at the group").
When the group comes close to the wolf the next time the group yells "whats the time Mr. Wolf" the wolf will say 'Its DINNER TIME" and run after the group who are running back to the start line, and hopefully catch one of the group who will then be the wolf. It sounds noisy, but is an interesting game.
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Doors & Windows
Here, kids form a circle holding their hands. Then they would spread out enough that everyone's arms were straight out, to form large spaces between kids. These were the windows and doors. Then one child would start running, and weaving in and out between children. As they did this the kids in the circle would randomly drop their arms down trying to touch or trap the person weaving their way in and out. Once the person was caught or touched by the arms of someone, they were out. They would then choose which person would be next to weave in and out of the windows and doors
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Hula Hoop Toss-
Requirements- 3 Hula Hoops, small foam balls, or bean bags, or other tossable thing (We used plastic Easter eggs around Easter).
Set the Hula Hoops out on the ground in a triangle shape.  Have the children take turns trying to toss a ball or bean bag into each hoop.
Idea- Make it more challenging for older kids by designating hoops as being worth different numbers of points
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Obstacle Course
Requirements- Use what ever you have on hand, cones, hula hoops, baseball bases, hockey sticks, etc.
Set up an obstacle course a hockey stick to jump over, a hula hoop to crawl through, cones to run around, etc. Have kids take turns going through the obstacle course.
Idea- Do this during Sports Week or have your own Olympics and give out medals!
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Lilly Pad Leap/ Ice Berg Jump- (Which ever fits your needs)
Play this indoors or out, all you need is newspaper!
Set out various news papers folded into squares and tell kids they are the Lilly Pads or Ice Bergs!  Have the kids run around until you shout "here comes the hungry fish, or hungry walrus!"
Then they have to jump on a lily pad or ice berg to be safe.  When the creature says "no food here I guess" the kids know it's safe to come off , then take away one of the newspapers, keep doing it until you are down to the last news paper.
Any frog or penguin that gets caught or falls off the safe spot has to help you catch the others.
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Hen and Chicks
Have two safe points such as trees some distance apart.
One person is in the middle as the Hen trying to round up her chicks.
When she calls for her chicks all the little chicks run from one point to the other while the mother hen tries to catch them.
If they are caught they have to stay in the middle and help mother hen.  The last chick caught gets to be the hen for the next round.
Idea- Change it to what ever animal you want to fit a theme.
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HUMAN CHAIN
Two people start the game. They hold hands and chase people, the person they catchjoins the chain by linking hands. When another person is caught they canstay together or spilt 2 and 2 they must split in even numbers and can linktogether at will. This game is played till all are caught.
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Camping Trip
This game is really fun to play ..
You need atleast 2 people who already understand the game.
Play begins by one person saying "I'M GOING ON A CAMPING TRIP AND I'M GOING
TO BRING...(at this point the person talking picks anything she/he would like
to bring on the trip.  Let's use a sleeping bag as an example) A SLEEPING
BAG".  The next person says "I'M GOING ON A CAMPING TRIP AND I'M GOING TOBRING...at this point the person talking picks anything she/he would like tobring on the trip, but it must begin with the letter "G", since the lastletter of the first person 'camping accessory' was a "G".  For example let'ssay the second person wanted to bring a GUARDIAN"  they can bring that soeveryone says "OKAY YOU CAN BRING THAT ON OUR CAMPING TRIP".   Say the third person hasn't caught on to the game yet and says, "I'M GOING ON A CAMPINGTRIP AND I'M GOING TO BRING WAFERS".  Everyone should say, "NO, YOU CAN'TBRING AFERS"  ( cause the word should have begun with N this time ) and play continues to the next player until everyone hascaught onto the game.
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Guess what I am
One person states they are either a person, place or thing and the others then ask questions (are you blue, can you speak, do you bark, can you be eaten, etc) until they guess what the person is, then they are next
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DUCK DUCK GREY DUCK
In this game, kids sit down in a round circle facing each other. One person is "it" and walks around the circle. As they walk around, they tap people's heads and say whether they are a "duck" or a "goose". Once someone is the "goose" they get up and try to chase "it" around the circle. The goal is to tap that person before they are able sit down in the "goose's" spot. If the goose is not able to do this, they become "it" for the next round and play continues If they do tap the "it" person, the person tagged has to sit in the center of the circle. Then the goose become it for the next round. The person in the middle can't leave until another person is tagged and they are replaced
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4 Corners
One person is "it" and closes his/her eyes. The rest of the class goes to one of the 4 corners (or 4 designated spots) of the room. "It" calls a number and children in that corner sit down. If they don't sit down, they are 'out'. Continue until there are 6 or 8 left, then you tell them there must be only 2 in each corner or when 4 left - one in each corner. The last person left - gets to be "it".
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Freeze !
In this version of Tag, one person is still "it", but when they touch someone, that person is "frozen" in place. They cannot move and must stand with their feet apart. The only way they can become unfrozen is if a person crawls under their legs. Game continues until all the players are frozen. Then the last person to be frozen is "it" for the next game and the game continues....
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Ball in the Air
To play you must have at least 2 players, one Referee with a stopwatch, and a tennis ball. To play throw the ball in the air and have the Referee see how many seconds it stays in the air and then record how many seconds it stays in the air. Then let the other player have his/her turn, and do the same do this for however long you want to then add up the seconds. The player with the most points wins
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Head or Catch
Many people line up against a wall. A chosen player goes to the front of the line with a ball. Then he or she either shouts "Head" or "Catch!" while throwing the ball. Whatever the person calls, the first has to do just the opposite; if the thrower calls "Head!", the first person has to catch the ball, and if the thrower calls "Catch!" the first person has to head the ball. If the first person either misses the ball or does the wrong thing, he/she is out and the game continues. But if the person does the right thing, he/she is still in, and the play still continues.
Whoever is in last wins the game.
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Baby if you love me smile.
Players form a circle with one player in the middle (it). The middle person must approach players in the circle and ask, "Baby, do you love me?" The person being questioned must answer, "Baby, I love you but I just can't smile." If she/he does smile or laugh, s/he becomes "it" and the previous middle person joins the circle. The person who is "it" is not allowed to touch other players but may make as many funny faces as she/he wishes.
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Quaker Meeting 
One person is "It". The others all must all sit down and be the audience. "It" says
"The Quaker Meeting has begun no more laughing, no more fun. If you dare to crack a smile, you may have to walk a mile.".
Then "It" makes funny faces, or noises, or tells jokes or does anything except touch a member of the audience, to get someone to laugh. The first person to laugh is at the mercy of "It". It can decide some horrible or embarrassing punishment (like walking a mile) for the laugher.
After the laugher has completed the punishment, she/he is the next "It". One variation - all players can decide if they want to set a time limit for It to make them laugh. If It does not get someone to laugh within the allotted time frame, then the audience can decide on a punishment for "It".
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Queen Bee
You pick a person for the Queen Bee, the Queen bee would pick an object in the car, up ahead close to the road, or on a sign or if we were at home in the room. and they would only tell the color of the object. such as a red cup in the floor. the king bee would say.

"Bumble Bee Bumble Bee 
I see something you don't see
and the color of it is red"

The other players would start guessing objects that are red until someone figures out what it is.  When the object was guessed correctly the bee with the right answer would
become Queen Bee for the next round. Then he would pick an object and tell the color by saying repeating the rhyme and so forth. 
To make it easier when we were in the car you can give hints such as it is up ahead on the side of the road. 

Kids at the age of 3 can also play if they know their colors .
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Roaring Lion  
4 or more players.
1.Select a person to be the Lion. 
2.Have the lion sit with their back to the other players at least ten feet away. 
3.Put a stuffed animal (toy) behind the lion and have the lion pretend it is his cub. 
4.Have the other players take turns sneaking up behind the Lion and trying to steal the cub. 
5.If the lion hears the person sneaking up it can roar and then turn around. If the lion has caught a player the player takes the lions place and the lion goes back to the other players. If there is no player when the lion roars the player lion remains the lion and the game starts again.
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KING 
The whole group hides their eyes and counts out loud together to 50, while one person goes and hides. Then everyone begins to look for the King. When you spot the KING, you don't tell anyone, then when no one is looking, y