A roundup of exciting grade-level recreational activities for junior high school students

Escape Game

[Puzzle Solving] Taking on the escape game made by the Quiz Research Club! [QuizKnock Lending Project]

Let’s work together to solve puzzles and aim for a clear! Here are some escape room ideas.

An escape game is a game in which players solve riddles and puzzles with the goal of escaping from a certain room or place.

If you have classmates who love quizzes, it could be fun to start by creating riddles and give it a try! If you take on the challenge in teams, it will definitely strengthen the team’s unity! By getting the teacher involved and working together, you’re sure to have a wonderful time.

Anything Basket

[Exposé] Puchimo’s Anything Basket

It’s a game where all participants sit on chairs in a circle and move seats according to given prompts.

There are fewer chairs than people, which heats up the competition to claim a seat and adds strategy to the game.

Choosing the right prompts is also key—if you put thought into them, you might uncover surprising details about the participants’ profiles.

It’s important to move carefully to avoid injuries during the scramble for chairs.

Counting how many times someone becomes “it” and giving a penalty to those with the highest count is also recommended.

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kickbase

[48-Four Eight] We showed the new-generation YouTubers what adults can really do [Kickbase]

Kickbase is a sport that feels like a mix of baseball and soccer, and because it uses a large, easy-to-handle ball, people of all ages can enjoy it.

The basic rules are similar to baseball, but instead of using a bat you kick the ball with your foot, and instead of gloves you catch the ball with your hands.

Another key point is that you don’t need baseball-specific equipment; as long as you have a ball and a place to play, you can enjoy it anywhere.

While there’s room for strategy, the exhilarating act of giving the ball a powerful kick also adds to the fun and can be a great way to relieve stress.

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Trust Game

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Here’s a trust game you can play by cooperating and relying on one another.

Form a circle with a few people and hold hands.

To the rhythm of the music, keep your posture and remain still until the next signal.

You’ll gradually move from standing to a sitting posture, but maintaining the same posture while holding hands will require a lot of endurance.

Try encouraging each other as you take on the challenge.

If someone’s posture collapses, the whole circle might fall apart at once.

Trust your teammates and do your best all the way to the end.

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Rhythm 4 Game

[Fired Up] College students played the “Rhythm 4 Game” super high-energy and it went absolutely wild lol

It’s a fun game where everyone says names and numbers in time with the rhythm, enjoying the interplay and overlapping of sounds.

First, you establish a 4-beat rhythm and the game begins.

Listen for the calls of names and numbers; the person called must say their own name that many times in sync with the beat.

Repeat this, and anyone who falls off the rhythm loses.

Let’s build excitement with a rally within the sound.

If the standard rules feel too easy, we recommend customizing them—like changing the action depending on the number—to make it more interesting.

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Fruits Basket

[English × Physical Play] 08 Fruit Basket Game

English Twist! Here’s a fun Fruit Basket idea.

Prepare a number of chairs that is one fewer than the number of players.

The rules are the same as the classic Fruit Basket game! Divide everyone into teams by the four seasons.

The game starts with the call, “When is the season?” The person standing in the middle then calls out a specific season.

The team of the season that’s called stands up and moves to a different chair from the one they were sitting in.

If “All seasons!” is called, everyone stands up and switches the chairs they’re sitting in.