Recommended for upper elementary grades! Exciting indoor recreation and games

Dancing Gesture Game

[Booming Trend] The dancing gesture game is so insanely fun it’s got me totally hyped lol

“Dancing Gesture Game” is a game where one representative listens to a song through earphones and dances, while everyone else guesses what song they’re hearing based on their moves! If you pick a song that’s originally a dance track, people will catch on too quickly, so try choosing a famous, non-dance song that everyone knows.

If you really want to use a dance track, you could express it with your own original choreography.

Watching someone dance their heart out in silence is sure to get everyone laughing—give it a try with friends who love music!

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Tonton Rhythm Game

[Viral] We played the Ton-Ton Rhythm Game and ended up recognizing “mega-hit songs,” which had us dying of laughter lol

Let’s try a game that tests your sense of rhythm and pitch: the “Tap-Tap Ear Game”! You’ve probably seen people listening to music on earphones and tapping out the beat with their fingers.

In this game, you try to guess the song title just from that rhythm.

Since rhythm alone can be tricky, you give one hint before performing the rhythm—like “The title is in English” or “It’s sung by a woman.” That one hint brings people much closer to the answer and makes the game more exciting.

Whoever guesses correctly earns points, and the person with the most points at the end wins.

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Nanjamonja Game

[Going Viral] The “Nanjamonja” game was insanely funny lol

How about the card game “Nanjamonja,” which has become hugely popular even among YouTubers recently? You flip over cards and give names to the various characters depicted on them.

When the same character appears a second time, whoever says its name first wins the pile of cards on the table.

In the end, the player with the most cards wins! Try giving them weird or long names and experience the quirky fun that doesn’t go quite the straightforward way!

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Rin-rin hammer made from scrap materials

[Upcycled Scrap into Handmade Toys] Ring-Ring Hammer: How to Make and Play

Let’s try playing with a jingling hammer made from scrap materials.

Although its shape is completely different from a hammer throw implement, it would be great if guardians could explain the rules and key points of hammer throw to children.

When throwing, make sure to create a safe environment where it won’t hit furniture or people before giving it a try.

A gymnasium or an open field would allow you to practice with peace of mind.

Another advantage is that it makes a jingling sound when thrown, making it easy to tell where it landed.

Be sure to give it a try!

Balloon lifting

Balloon Juggling at Home! Instep [Beginner] #2

If you practice soccer indoors and try juggling, you can probably picture the disaster—things falling over and breaking everywhere.

But how about trying juggling with a balloon instead of a soccer ball? If it’s a balloon, even if it hits things around the room, the impact is light and nothing will break.

And because it moves slowly, even if you can’t juggle with a ball, you can still play with a balloon! It may float gently, but balloons sometimes make unpredictable moves, which will definitely make the game exciting.

You could even compete to see who can keep it up the most times.

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