Guessing game: play anywhere, anytime without props

Some people say that children are geniuses at playing games, but in today's society, there are many people who are not only children but also adults who are not very good at playing games. Play is the joy of playing, the joy of actively participating in the game, and the satisfaction of self-demanding performance in the game. In this way, children's mobility and autonomy are gradually cultivated.

Guessing game also known asScissors, stone, cloth(Rock Paper ScissorsThis simple game is suitable for anyone, anytime and anywhere, and does not require any props and is not limited by age or physical ability. This simple game is suitable for anyone, anytime and anywhere, does not require any props and is not limited by age or physical ability. It also develops clarity, coordination and creativity. When we need to decide on things in any game, such as order, grouping, etc., we often use guessing to make decisions.

The game is not limited to the use of hands, but can also be played with the feet or the mouth, in order to win the game, you need to memorize the opponent's previous moves.

A child who is good at guessing must have a good brain Guessing is a game that is created by the brain's reasoning and memory, expressed by the hands, and then the brain's thinking to make instantaneous and quick responses, stimulating the brain in the game over and over again.

With a few moves or rules, ordinary guessing can instantly be transformed into more fun and physical development for your child!big musclePhysical games, the following is the introduction of the guessing game:

Guessing Game Introduction

Stair Guessing: The winner climbs a flight of stairs to see who gets to the top first.
Step Guessing: The winner steps forward once to see who touches the finish line first.
Splits: The loser steps outside and the one who falls first loses.
Hopscotch/Hopscotch Guess: The winner jumps one square, first one to do so wins.
Passing Punch: Children are asked to line up in a straight line, the last person to throw a punch, and the first person must use touch to pass the message one by one to the front, and then the first person will say what the punch is.
Singing English Songs and Guessing Fists: In a group of two, when the mouth is singing ABCD..., the right hand has to guess the fists with the other hand at the same time, while the left hand keeps track of how many times the left hand has won, and when the song is finished, we will see who has won the most times.