Elementary School Fun Day a Big Hit! Indoor Game Idea Collection

Drawing Telephone Game

SixTONES – Drawing Telephone Game: Who’s the Master Artist!?

Are you all good at drawing? Let’s play a “drawing telephone game,” where you play the classic telephone game using drawings.

The first person looks at the prompt and draws a picture.

The next person looks at that drawing and draws the same thing.

You keep repeating this until the last person has drawn their picture.

The last person then guesses what they drew.

Of course, it rarely goes smoothly, which is what makes it so much fun.

Prompts like animals or characters are recommended because they’re easy for young children to draw.

Give it a try at your party as a fun indoor game that everyone can enjoy together.

Lip-Sync Telephone Game

Whispered Lip-Sync Telephone Game! [Trending]

The silent lip-reading telephone game.

The first person passes a designated word to the next person using only mouth movements.

Since no one is allowed to make a sound, the receiver has to carefully read the speaker’s lips.

This continues in order, and if the last person can say the correct answer, the team succeeds.

Meanings can change along the way, and unexpected answers often lead to laughter—that’s part of the fun.

This game tests observation and imagination, so it’s sure to be a hit.

Start with simple words and then try longer or more difficult phrases to make it even more entertaining.

It’s easy to play in a classroom, making it a great option for breaks or recreation time.

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Greeting game

[Japanese Activity] Greeting Game / [Aisatsu Game] Greetings, Bowing #1

Let’s greet according to the time of day! Here are some greeting game ideas.

These fun activities help you learn greetings suited to different times and cultures in a game-like way.

Walk around to music, and when the music stops, look at the illustration the teacher shows and say the appropriate greeting for that time of day—this helps develop decision-making skills! You can also incorporate greetings from other cultures, such as the United States and France, to learn greetings from around the world and expand your vocabulary.

Give it a try!

Silhouette Quiz

Snow Man [Silhouette Quiz in front of RAYS] Why is Fukazawa drenched in sweat…⁉️

This is a quiz where you look only at a silhouette and answer what it is.

If it’s something with a distinctive shape, like a banana, it’s easier to arrive at the answer.

However, items with simple shapes, like apples or mandarins, tend to be more challenging.

For elementary school students, why not have fun with familiar items they often use at school, such as pencils or pencil cases? If the answer doesn’t come easily, give them a hint.

You can prepare the silhouettes on paper beforehand, or you can create shadows on the day using a white cloth and a light.

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Say one thing, do the opposite game

It’s funny how you get tripped up even when you think you’ve got it! Here’s an idea for a “Say the same, do the opposite” game.

It’s a great way to get moving even indoors! The rules are simple: while saying the instructed word exactly as given, you perform the opposite action.

For example, if the instruction is “Forward!”, participants should repeat “Forward” while jumping backward.

The key actions involve front, back, left, and right! Since it doesn’t require knowledge or strategy, it’s an easy and welcoming game for first-timers too.