[Preschool] Fun event ideas to include in the sports day for the junior (younger) class

Checckori Tamaire (Checckori Ball Toss)

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Let us introduce Chekkori Tamaire, a game where everyone has fun dancing together.

Move your body joyfully by dancing to the Che Chekkori song.

As soon as the music stops, throw the balls toward the basket.

Repeat the same sequence within the time limit and compete to see how many balls end up in the basket at the end.

Since ball tossing pauses while everyone is dancing, the whole group can get excited together—that’s a key point.

Chekkori Tamaire gets everyone at the venue dancing, so be sure to give it a try!

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Easy with a milk carton! Tanuki ball toss

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We’ll introduce a tanuki-themed ball toss game made using milk cartons, featuring an adorable tanuki as the highlight.

Prepare milk cartons, scissors, plastic bags, and tape to get started.

Cut the milk carton into four equal parts, then layer and tape them together to form a circle.

Attach a plastic bag cut in half to the circular milk carton to create a basket shape.

Finally, stick the milk-carton basket onto a tanuki illustration, and your ball toss game is complete.

You could also switch to other animals like rabbits or bears to make it even more fun!

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Tamaire with moving targets

Here’s a fun beanbag toss with a moving target that goes up and down.

Gather a trash bag, a hula hoop, and vinyl tape to make it.

Tape the trash bag onto the hula hoop.

Then attach vinyl tape to the hula hoop and hang it from a curtain rail.

After that, toss balls so they go through the hula hoop.

If an adult pulls on the vinyl tape to change the height or move it during play, it will get even more exciting! If you prepare several targets and use a large hall, many people can enjoy it together.

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Balloon Tunnel Ball Toss

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Let me introduce a colorful, spinning Balloon Tunnel Ball Toss.

Inflate the balloons and stick them together with double-sided tape to form a ring.

If you blow a hair dryer from below, the balloons will float in the air and spin around.

Try tossing balls through the gaps between the balloons and have fun! This might be perfect for small sports festivals or events held in limited spaces.

Since a hair dryer is used, please operate it under adult supervision and take care to prevent any risk of burns for children.

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Ping-pong ball toss game

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Here’s a ping-pong ball toss game you can enjoy even at an indoor mini sports festival.

It’s a fun activity that really livens things up.

Fix a clothespin to a pair of chopsticks, attach them together, then glue a bottle cap to the front.

Set a ping-pong ball in place and try to shoot it into a goal made from a paper cup.

Count how many balls go in—the person with the most wins.

This ping-pong ball toss lets you enjoy that sports-day feeling even in a limited indoor space.

Give it a try!

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Panda Ball Toss with a Laundry Net

No.064 “Panda Ball Toss with a Laundry Net” [Handmade Toy by a Nursery Teacher]

Here’s a panda ball-toss game using everyday laundry nets that will liven up your sports day.

Prepare a two-tiered laundry net for the basket section, a hot glue gun, hook-and-loop fasteners, and scissors.

Cut the two-tier laundry net with scissors and use the lower section.

Prepare large pieces of felt for the mesh area, and glue on the eyes, nose, and mouth to create the panda’s face.

Glue together felt pieces cut in half to form the mouth.

Prepare two milk cartons, fix them inside the mouth, and set them so balls can roll in smoothly.

Hang the finished panda on the wall and enjoy playing the ball-toss game!

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A circuit made with pool cues

[Ages 0–5] Seven Types of Indoor Educational and Physical Play! [Nursery School/Kindergarten]

Let’s play while getting creative! Here are some circuit (obstacle course) ideas you can make with pool noodles.

All you need are pool noodles and a utility knife or scissors.

Cut the long pool noodles in half and use them for the course! Place the halved pool noodles on the floor and include a tightrope-walk section where kids crawl or walk along them.

You can also roll balls along the top of the noodles, or connect them into circles to make ring shapes—great ideas to try!