[For Kids] Fun Either Way: A Collection of Rock-Paper-Scissors Game Ideas

Rock-Paper-Scissors Dice

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Let's play Rock-Paper-Scissors Dice! You can predict which side will win, use it as regular rock-paper-scissors, keep playing until you roll the same result—there are endless ways to play! If you make three or four dice, the difficulty goes up and it gets even more fun.Educational toy#EducationalPlayMade by parents and childrenKindergarten craftsParent-child time#crafts#diy#WorkingGirl#HandmadeToysLife with children#RockPaperScissors#CardboardToy#CardboardCrafts

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Let’s try a different kind of rock-paper-scissors! You’ll need cardboard, a utility knife, scissors, a pen, and glue.

Cut the cardboard and glue it into a die, then draw rock, scissors, and paper on the faces.

If two people are playing, it’s a good idea to prepare two dice.

With dice-based rock-paper-scissors there’s no risk of fighting over late throws or any mind games—everything’s left to chance—but sometimes it’s fun and refreshing to play a different version than usual.

If you’re playing with a large group, try coloring the dice so you can tell which one is yours.

How to Make a Block Puzzle to Strengthen Shape Skills

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This time it’s a “Lego puzzle that boosts shape sense.” Making it and solving it both really work your brain. Even adults feel a real sense of accomplishment when they solve it! It’s a great brain-training activity. How to make it: (1) Stack plates to make the base. (2) Flip it over and add a frame. (3) Leave one small opening in the frame to make it easier to take pieces out. (4) Combine two-stud-wide plates to make the pieces. (5) It’s tricky to make the pieces fit perfectly. My 4th-grade older son can both build and solve the puzzle. My 1st-grade younger son had fun solving it! It’s compact, so you can pop it in a bag and take it with you. Great for passing time outdoors too—highly recommended. －－－－－－－ We share fun, brain-boosting activities that elementary schoolers get more hooked on than the Switch—and that grow their talents! Check out our other posts! －－－－－－－Elementary school kids' playBrain-boosting playSTEAM educationTranslation#legoLEGO puzzle

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With these easy-to-copy, one-minute activities, you can make mornings fun and smooth.

We introduce simple and entertaining games like “Janken Champion,” where you face off in rock-paper-scissors and advance by winning; “Name Toss,” where you pass a ball while calling a friend’s name; and the “Yamanote Line Game,” where players link words to a beat based on a given theme.

We also feature classics like Finger Suma, Acchi Muite Hoi, and Green Peas.

None of the ideas require any preparation, so the moment you feel like it, you can start playing right away.

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Post-decision rock-paper-scissors according to instructions

Rock-paper-scissors after the fact, according to the instructions!

This activity requires quick decision-making, and in response to instructions, playing “after-the-fact rock-paper-scissors” also hinges on your ability to concentrate.

The method is simple: participants march in place and play rock-paper-scissors with the instructor.

During the game, the instructor gives commands like “Lose” or “Win,” so participants must think on their feet and choose their hand accordingly.

Keeping a lively tempo makes it even more exciting.

If your response ends up opposite to the instructor’s instruction, you lose on the spot.

Give it a try!

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Cooperative Rock-Paper-Scissors Activity

A must-see for teachers: Two cooperative rock-paper-scissors activities that will energize your class!

Enjoy these during short breaks or free time! Here are some ideas for cooperative rock-paper-scissors activities.

Rock-paper-scissors is usually associated with deciding a winner and a loser, right? This time, let’s try some unique games using cooperative rock-paper-scissors.

In the video, the games “Rock-Paper-Scissors Pyramid” and “Queen of Scissors” are introduced.

Both are team-based games for children, so they’re great to use when you want to strengthen relationships within a class or group.

Evolution Rock-Paper-Scissors

【Game Introduction】Evolution Rock-Paper-Scissors ✊

Simple yet exciting! Here’s an idea for “Evolution Rock-Paper-Scissors.” If just deciding winners and losers with rock-paper-scissors feels boring, this is a great idea for elementary school students.

You start as a cockroach and, as you play, evolve into a frog, a rabbit, a monkey, and then a human.

The key points are to only play rock-paper-scissors against others in the same evolutionary stage, and to act out the poses and movements of each creature.

Once everyone gets the hang of it, it could be fun to come up with new creatures to evolve into together with the kids.

Body Rock-Paper-Scissors

Consecutive Rock-Paper-Scissors

Rock-paper-scissors using just your hands is fun, but when it’s hard to get outside and move around, let’s play a full-body version to get active! For rock, squat down and curl up small.

For scissors, step one foot forward and one back, and extend both hands in front making a peace sign.

For paper, spread your arms and legs wide like a star shape.

Once you’ve learned the movements, the rules are the same as regular rock-paper-scissors.

It really gets your body moving, so it’s perfect when you’re short on exercise! Once you’re used to it, try doing round after round without stopping, repeating rock-paper-scissors nonstop.

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Rock–paper–scissors game using newspaper

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Play while visualizing wins and losses! Here’s an idea for a rock-paper-scissors game using newspaper.

When you’re playing rock-paper-scissors, you sometimes wonder how everyone else is doing, right? This time, how about using newspaper to make the results visible as you play? Adding actions beyond just rock-paper-scissors can also boost children’s interest in the game.

The rules are simple: stand on a spread-out sheet of newspaper, and each time you lose, fold the newspaper smaller.

Imagining it as a boat floating on the sea or a bridge over a mountain can make it even more exciting!