[Childcare] From small to large groups! A collection of fun game ideas

Number Touch Game

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Let me introduce a number-touch game where you touch numbers posted on the wall.

Prepare by writing numbers on pieces of paper and sticking them randomly on the wall.

Have the children memorize the positions of the numbers on the wall.

The teacher calls out a number, and the children touch that number—this is the game.

It also helps train memory and reaction speed by remembering where the called number is.

Adjust the height of the numbers to match the children’s reach and give it a try.

You can also make the numbers easier to remember by using different colors of paper or other creative touches.

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Fruit cross-section quiz

[Fruit Cross-Section Quiz] ☆An animated video babies and toddlers will love☆ What fruit is this? Guess the fruit from its cut surface!

Guess the fruit! Here are some ideas for a fruit cross-section quiz.

Show cross-sections of fruits like apples or watermelons and ask, “What fruit is this?” By carefully observing the fruit’s color, shape, and seed placement when answering, you can build memory and observation skills.

It can also be used for food education; when children see and touch real fruits, their interest in food is likely to grow.

Try it together with family and friends and have fun while you take on the challenge!

Bomb Game

[Guaranteed to be a big hit with toddlers] An ultra-easy “Bomb Game” you can play

This is a casual “Bomb Game” you can play with a rubber ball.

The rules are like a toddler version of dodgeball: mark off areas in advance with tape lines or mats, and the children move from mat to mat trying not to get hit by the ball.

First, tell them, “The ball is a bomb, so you mustn’t get hit.” Start by lobbing the ball gently, and as they get used to it, increase the difficulty by changing the trajectory or throwing faster using the wall or floor.

The kids will love the thrill—guaranteed excitement!

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Daily Life Sounds Quiz

Baby Laughs ♪ Kids' Animation ★ What Sound Is That? Daily Life Sound-Guessing Game ★ What is that sound? / Animation for kids

You’ll hear familiar sounds from everyday life! Here are some ideas for a daily-life sound quiz.

This quiz is a unique game that uses sounds you hear in your daily routine.

For example, when you hear sounds like “zaa” (rushing water) or “kachi-kachi” (clicking), try guessing, “What sound is this?” Children can build their concentration by listening carefully and thinking it through.

Because the sounds are so familiar, it’s easy for kids to answer and have fun while reflecting on their everyday life—that’s the key point! If you perk up your ears, you’ll find that every day is a treasure trove of quiz material!

Stacking paper cups

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Let me introduce a fun stacking game with paper cups.

Stack 15 paper cups into a pyramid shape, starting from the bottom.

Time each round and compete to see who can finish their pyramid the fastest.

Because you have to think about the best way to stack the cups as you go, it trains both concentration and problem-solving skills at the same time.

Plastic cups are smooth and glossy, so for children, paper cups are recommended.

Give it a try!

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