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amulet8rank/position

[Easy 🌈 Handmade Amulet] A cute, shakeable charm packed with cuteness! ⛩️ #amulet #handmade #howto @maa_chiiku_asobi

Omamori charms made from felt are a warm, compact craft that still lets you express your personality.

Cut the felt into the shape of a charm, apply double-sided tape to one side, and form a small pouch.

Fill the pouch with materials that brighten your mood just by carrying them—beads, tiny parts, sparkly stickers, and the like.

Thread a cord or ribbon through it so you can take it with you, turning it into a handy everyday item.

You can freely arrange the shapes and colors, and by choosing a wish or theme, you can add a sense of story to your piece.

Once finished, you can attach it to a bag or pencil case, making it a practical item as well.

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Crawling through a spider web9rank/position

Angel Land Fukui [Video] Let's All Play! 'Ninja Training: Crawling Under the Clouds'

Can you make it through without getting caught in the spiderweb? How about turning a thrilling, heart-pounding spiderweb crawl into a Halloween game for kids? Any material works for the web, but thin string can be dangerous if it tangles, so using strips of newspaper is recommended.

They’re not very durable, but they’re safe and easy to dispose of afterward.

Set it up in a hallway or similar space, imagining a spiderweb while leaving gaps for the children to crawl through.

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Say-and-Do Game10rank/position

[A must-see for teachers] A lively activity: “Say the same, do the same.”

Let me introduce a game called “Follow What’s Said/Do the Opposite.” The teacher plays the role of the leader, and the students are the participants.

When the teacher says, “Say the same, do the same: right,” the students move to the right.

If the teacher says “left,” they move to the left in the same way.

Next, if the teacher says, “Say the same, do the opposite,” then when the teacher says “right,” the students should move to the left.

If the teacher says “forward,” they should move backward.

As you play, your brain might get confused and you may not be sure how to move.

Stay calm, think it through, and give it a try.

It’s also fun to speed it up as you go!

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human disentanglement puzzle11rank/position

A simple activity that will leave you feeling amazed! It’s great for parent-child events too and really gets everyone excited. Fun for all ages—from young children to seniors!

The human knot game is a simple, crowd-pleasing activity that kids and adults can enjoy together.

Participants form a circle and hold hands—but you must hold hands with people who are not next to you, and you can only hold the same person with one hand.

Without letting go, twist and maneuver your bodies to untangle the human knot.

As everyone talks and works together to solve it, the excitement naturally builds.

When you succeed, the shared sense of accomplishment brings everyone together and strengthens team unity, making this a highly recommended game.

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mayumi

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Epicenter Game12rank/position

Boy Scouts game: Where is the epicenter?

If you’re looking for an indoor recreation activity for about 5 to 10 people, the “Epicenter Game” is recommended.

In this game, one person becomes the “epicenter,” and everyone else imitates the actions of the person in that role.

The tagger watches everyone’s movements and tries to guess who the epicenter is.

The epicenter role is especially fun if you time your changes in movement while watching the tagger’s line of sight.

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sasashina

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How to make an origami paper airplane that flies easily and smoothly

Origami that you can make and play with is popular among children.

How about making a paper airplane out of origami and giving it as a gift? There are many ways to fold a paper airplane, but this time we’ll share an idea for one that flies smoothly.

All you need is a rectangular sheet of paper and a stapler.

The steps are simple, so it’s great that you can make it quickly with things you already have at home! After giving it as a present, you can have fun flying the paper airplanes together or folding them together.

Definitely give it a try!

Group shiritori14rank/position

#elementaryschool #indoorgames #shiritori A group Shiritori game that students from 1st through 6th grade can enjoy

Group Shiritori is a more challenging game than playing Shiritori one-on-one.

Its appeal is that anyone can join regardless of grade level, and you can play it indoors! The key to this game is how quickly the members of a group can communicate with each other.

If the group is too large, communication becomes difficult, so forming groups of two or three is ideal.

Because it tests how well the team can work together, it can also help foster strong bonds among the children.

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