Party games that get everyone excited at school

Flag-raising game

[Lots of Fun Ways to Play] Flag Raising Game / A game kids can enjoy playing together with their moms [Play Encyclopedia]

This is the “Flag Raising Game,” where you raise and lower red and white flags.

If you don’t have flags, prepare cloths or paper, like handkerchiefs, and move them according to the commands.

The person giving the commands should keep a lively tempo to make the game even more exciting.

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Hito Sui

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One-in-a-hundred survey

'Waratte Iitomo!' Telephone Shocking — 100-Person Survey Recreation / BGM & Sound Effects: By Ear / Video: PowerPoint + Video Editing Software

Do you know the “1 out of 100 Survey,” a popular segment from the variety show Waratte Iitomo? It’s a game where you ask a question that seems likely to apply to only 1 out of 100 people, and you clear the challenge if exactly one person actually fits.

That said, gathering 100 people can be tough.

In that case, you can still enjoy it by reducing the number to, say, 10 people.

It’s also fine to play with a larger group, like 200 people.

Feel free to adapt it flexibly to suit your situation.

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yamamoto

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Ghost Blitz!

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It’s a game where various pieces of different colors and types are placed on the table, and you decide whether to take one based on the card that’s revealed.

If there’s a piece matching the color shown on the card, you take it; if not, you say the corresponding correct word instead.

The key is how this corresponding word is determined—the more complex this becomes, the more there is to think about.

Since it’s a game where you have to judge and act faster than others, you get to enjoy quick reflexes and strategic interaction with the people around you.

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kappamaki

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Team Battle Tic-Tac-Toe

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Here’s a game where you line up circles and crosses.

Split into two teams and give it a try.

There’s a 3×3 grid of empty squares.

One person from each team takes turns placing a circle or a cross card in a square.

The team that lines up three in a row—diagonally, vertically, or horizontally—wins.

Try to outwit each other so your opponent can’t make a line of three.

The real charm of this game is the battle of wits as offense and defense unfold.

It’s a simple game, but completing a line of three brings a special kind of joy.

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Nakajima Junko

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3 recommended activities for a fun party

Perfect for end-of-term parties! Three team-based activities that will liven up the event

A fun party that kids can get absorbed in and enjoy.

These parties are often held in the classroom.

Team-based games that everyone can join in really liven things up.

We’ve collected ideas for activities like a game where one team calls out and the other team closes their eyes and guesses who made the sound, or a game where you use chopsticks to move as many plastic bottle caps as possible to the next plate.

Through these recreational activities, the class will grow closer and make great memories.

Please use these ideas as a reference and have a wonderful time.

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Nakajima Junko

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Trump & Card Game

[Tokai Village] I~MO’s Exciting Channel (23): Karuta & Card Games — “Treasure Hunt Karuta” & “Speed Concentration”

We’d like to introduce card games using playing cards or karuta.

Usually, you play with cards on a desk or on a small space on the floor.

This time, try using a large classroom with desks and chairs pushed aside.

If you’re using playing cards, spread out all the cards to play Concentration; if you’re using karuta, spread out the picture cards around the room.

Because the game takes place in a large space, the children will walk around to look for the cards.

A card game with a wide range of movement is sure to get the kids excited.

Playing in teams is also recommended.

You’ll likely hear teammates calling out hints like, “There’s one over there!”

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Nakajima Junko

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Clap-Clap Game

A clapping game you can use for class activities! #MimasakaUniversity

Let me introduce the Clap-Clap Game that always gets the class excited.

The rules are simple: the leader moves both hands, and the participants watch the leader’s movements and clap their hands exactly when the leader’s hands overlap.

It’s a game where you enjoy clapping in sync with the timing.

Carefully observe the leader’s movements and match your timing.

It’s also important for the leader to be creative with their motions to make the game more exciting.

Even if someone claps at the wrong time, it turns into laughter and makes the game even more fun.

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mayumi

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