Recommended for upper elementary grades! Exciting indoor recreation and games

Talking GameNEW!

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How can I get my message across? Taking on a talking game (a game of active listening and self-disclosure) A psychological game that uses the other person’s words as hints 😆# developmental support (ryōiku)After-school day service#StayHomeTimeParent-child playwordNagasaki#NeurodevelopmentalDisorderstranslation#EducationalPlay

♬ Anyway, Busy – Various Artists & Ken Ito

In the talking game, you listen to instructions and assemble the blocks accordingly.

You play in pairs, and it’s fun to compare the final shapes with each other.

Because you can’t build the blocks without listening carefully, it helps boost concentration and develop working memory.

Try adjusting the difficulty by changing the number of blocks, and if one set of instructions isn’t enough, provide follow-up—aim for a style that the child enjoys.

If you don’t have blocks, you can have them draw a picture according to the instructions instead.

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Block Stacking GameNEW!

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Hello! This is Iroha Child Development Support. “Block Stacking Game” We used soft blocks to play. From the various shapes of blocks, choose one and see how high you can stack it—that was our goal.After-school day serviceChild Development SupportAfter-school Day Service IrohaChild Development#NeurodevelopmentalDisorders# developmental support (ryōiku)ParentingNaka River#Nakagawa CityOno CastleŌnojō CityKasuga#Kasuga CityFukuoka CityChikushinoChikushino City# Building BlockstranslationIndoor Games#Indoor Play

♪ Yes, gladly — Kent from this side

In the block-stacking game that nurtures spatial awareness, the goal is to stack the blocks as high as possible.

It’s not a competitive game; everyone works together.

The blocks aren’t just squares—there are triangles and cylinders too—so you need to be creative about how you place them and in what order.

Choose your blocks while thinking about how to pass the turn to the next person without making the stack collapse.

Spatial awareness is essential for grasping a sense of distance, and it also plays a role in learning letters and shapes.

If you like, take this opportunity to help foster it.

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Delivery GameNEW!

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Delivery Game (Ball)Materials: balls (large and small), string, rice paddle, ringsFun for both adults and kids—sure to get everyone excited!You can make the rings using newspaper as a substitute. Give it a try!child# developmental support (ryōiku)#AtHomePlayAfter-school day serviceNagasakiEducational#NeurodevelopmentalDisordersworkTranslationBall play

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A delivery game where concentration and carefulness are key.

Split into teams, and the team that carries the most balls into the hoops wins.

Obstacles appear along the way, so quickly dodge them without getting hit while carrying the ball on a rice paddle into the hoop.

If you drop the ball, restart from that spot.

Once you get used to the game, you could set a time limit or make larger hoops to place the balls in.

The game helps boost communication among participants.

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Ball-passing game

Children and Parent-Child Event/Activity Plan: Ball-Passing Relay Race in Kawaguchi, Saitama

This is the “Ball Passing Game,” where you quickly pass a ball to the person behind you.

Just passing it back isn’t very fun, so alternate sending it over your head and between your legs—up and down as you go.

After you pass, run to the back of the line again.

Play it as a team competition; the first team to reach the goal wins.

It gets trickier if there are height differences.

If the distance is too short it won’t be very exciting, so adding a turnaround point could make it more fun.

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Find the Snacks! Treasure Hunt Game

Find the Snacks! At-Home Puzzle Treasure Hunt Game

Work together with your friends to crack the codes! Hunt for snacks! Here are some treasure-hunt game ideas.

They’re perfect for building teamwork and reasoning skills! It’s thrilling to pool your wits to solve the ciphers and finally discover the treats.

Even in heart-pounding moments, you’ll learn to calmly interpret clues, and by collaborating toward a shared goal, you’ll naturally develop coordination and communication skills in group activities.

With clever cipher design, the fun of puzzle-solving doubles!

A game where everyone matches their answers

One Piece! We played a game where everyone has to match their answers, and it was hell lol. We can’t stop until we succeed three times in a row! ONE PIECE

This is a game where everyone thinks of an answer to a given prompt and tries to match those answers.

Since the prompts allow for multiple correct answers, your teamwork in aligning responses will be put to the test.

If you can discuss too thoroughly, it becomes easier to match answers, so it’s recommended to set clear boundaries for how much discussion is allowed.

It’s not only about testing whether your thoughts align; progressing with strategies—such as choosing to match a specific person’s answers—may also be important.

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human disentanglement puzzle

“Kangiko Kids Experience Workshop” Human Puzzle (Human Wire Puzzle)

Let’s play Human Knot.

Everyone forms a circle facing inward.

First, use your right hand to grab the hand of someone who is not the person directly to your right.

Next, do the same with your left hand, holding the hand of someone who is not the person directly to your left.

It’s a tangled mess already, right? Now, untangle yourselves—step through gaps and duck under arms—until you form a single circle.

Make it a team competition and see which group can untangle the fastest!

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