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Greeting True-or-False Quiz91rank/position

[Early Learning: Greetings] Greeting True-or-False Quiz!

Recommended for preschoolers! Here are some ideas for a greeting true-or-false quiz.

From waking up in the morning to going to sleep at night, it’s a quiz that collects greetings used in various everyday situations.

Since it’s a simple true-or-false format, it seems perfect for morning meetings or end-of-day gatherings.

By exchanging greetings, children can communicate smoothly with others and express feelings of gratitude or apology.

With a proactive spirit, let’s encourage lively, pleasant greetings in daily life.

Sticky! Plastic bottle cap92rank/position

[Handmade Toy] Plastic Bottle Caps: Stick Them Together and Play

Would you like to make a game with plastic bottle caps to promote finger development in one-year-olds? Stick two bottle caps together and attach hook-and-loop fastener to the flat side.

If you make a lot, they transform into a toy that children can stick together and pull apart according to their interests! Prepare caps in various colors so children can choose, and pick tapes in different colors and patterns as well.

Because children focus intently while playing, it’s perfect for indoor playtime.

It’s also easy to tidy up, so try incorporating it into your childcare activities.

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Chick Sumo93rank/position

Indoor play! Chick Sumo for toddlers and up. Try it with a big group☆ Build ankle flexibility while you play.

Fun for everyone from toddlers to adults! Here’s an idea for a “Chick Sumo” game.

In this game, players transform into little chicks—it’s a unique and exciting way to play.

Participants walk around the space in a squatting position, and if their hands or bottom touch the floor, they lose.

While walking and keeping their balance, they’ll have fun and also build core strength and concentration.

The rules are simple, yet it’s enjoyable for all ages, so it’s sure to get competitive! Teachers and parents are encouraged to join in too.

Let’s go hunting for wild animals.94rank/position

Kasama Tomobe Tomobe Kindergarten Parenting Information: “Hand Play and Song Play Vol. 52: Let’s Go on a Monster Hunt”

“Let’s Go on a Beast Hunt” is a game where children move their bodies to music and form groups based on the number of syllables in an animal’s name.

The lyrics describe going on a hunt, and animal names appear along the way.

For example, when “raion” (lion) comes up, it has four syllables in Japanese, so you form groups of four and sit down.

Those who couldn’t join a group continue with the song and try to get into a group next time.

Various animals appear, offering many chances to interact with different friends.

It’s a highly recommended activity.

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Musical chairs for 2-year-olds!

Let me introduce a musical game of musical chairs.

There are many variations of the rules, but for this version we’ll focus on two points suited to the age group: “walk while listening to the music” and “sit on a chair when the music stops.” Musical chairs is often thought of as a competitive game, but when playing with two-year-olds, it’s recommended to enjoy it as a movement game in time with the music.

Play songs the children love and get them excited!

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yamamoto

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