Recreation Popularity Rankings for High School Students
We’ll introduce recreational activities for high school students in a ranked format.
By the time you’re in high school, there are all kinds of recreational activities you can enjoy.
But that’s exactly why you might find yourself wondering, “Which activity should we choose for our event or plan?”
In this article, we’ve gathered popular recreational activities for high school students that we recommend in those situations.
Since it’s presented as a ranking, you can see which activities are widely supported.
Be sure to use it as a reference!
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Recreation Popularity Rankings for High School Students (81–90)
Roast Battle Tournament85rank/position
You might sometimes end up getting into a verbal spat with a friend, but no one goes out of their way to do that on purpose, right? As a game that lets you have a playful war of words, we recommend the “Verbal Showdown Tournament.” In this game, you compete in a tournament format to see who’s the strongest at verbal sparring.
Argue according to the given prompt, and let the judges’ decision determine the winner.
Game of Hell86rank/position
There’s an English term called “5W1H,” which represents things like “where” and “what.” This is a game where you decide each element by drawing lots.
It’s fun not only to enjoy the weird combinations you draw, but also to actually try them as a kind of penalty game.
It’s great for playing with friends, of course, and it’s also recommended as a way to break the ice and get closer to someone you’re interested in.
Dream Door Game87rank/position
This is a recommended game for groups of 4 to 5 people! Prepare a total of seven abilities, such as “the ability to stop time for 3 seconds” or “the ability to make the target keep a straight face,” and assign each participant an ability.
Then, at the signal “Open! The Door of Dreams,” everyone uses their abilities, and the target must perform the action corresponding to that ability.
For example, if someone correctly calls out “the ability to stop time for 3 seconds,” and the target laughs or does a different action, they lose.
Ogiri (Japanese improv-style comedy wordplay game)88rank/position
If you have lots of friends who love comedy, trying an ogiri (improv gag) game can be really fun.
In ogiri, the quality of the prompts matters too, so why not have everyone help create them? “Ogiri” covers many formats—like making jokes based on images, writing witty karuta clues, or creating acrostics—so give it a try in whatever style you like.
Giant Twister89rank/position
Twister is usually played by two people, but with this giant Twister, a large group can play at once.
As the number of players decreases, it’s a good idea to restrict the playing area.
You might even enjoy making the Twister mat yourself.
It’s fun to revisit a nostalgic game after you’ve grown up.
mind games90rank/position
As a game you can play during short breaks like recess or while commuting, “personality quizzes” are a classic.
A popular genre of these quizzes involves inferring things like personality traits and views on love from your answers to questions.
Recently, many different kinds of personality quizzes have appeared, so it’s fun to look around and see what you can find.
Recreation Popularity Rankings for High School Students (91–100)
I tried making a cheer song.91rank/position
Even with close friends, there aren’t many chances to cheer them on by actually singing a cheer song.
Creating a cheer song and enjoying it together is a great indoor recreation idea.
You can all make a cheer song with content that will delight your friend, or vote to choose the best one from the cheer songs everyone created—there are lots of ways to have fun with it.