Games

Choose any of these 3 games (or you can play all of them) and enjoy. Do not forget to take photo of kids playing.

PenPush Game

draw first a path and starting line. The game is played by 2 players. Put the pen so the top of the pen is on the paper and the opposite part of the pen is pushed onto the paper with your very finger. Try to push the pen so you draw the line as long as possible only by once pushing the pen. Write a dot at the end of the line which will be the starting point in the next round. You need to go this way till the end of the path. The fastest one wins.

Instructional video 👉

Red Light, Green Light (Squid Game)

One person stands at one end of the field with a group of players on the other side. Facing away from the group, the lone player says a certain phrase as fast or as slow as they want, and the group can only move while they're speaking. If you reach the other side without getting caught, you win. But if you're moving while the lone player turns to look at everyone else, you're out. Here are the ideas for phrases told by the lone player: (multiples of three by 20: 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18; days of the week in English; year seasons, ...)

Who? / With Whom? / What did they do? / Where did they do it?

Each student is given 4 pieces of colourful papers (eg. yellow, red, green, blue). On yellow, they write a name of a person or animal or fictive person (eg. hairy fairy; big fat bear, ...). On red paper, they write again person or animal or fictive person (like in the previous one); on the green paper, they write what these protagonists do (eg. walk in slippers, sledge, ...); on the blue paper, they write where they are. 

Make 4 piles of these papers colours separately and pick on from each. Then get these settings together (eg. Big fat bear with a hairy squirel sledge in the space)

Output

Make some photos and upload it here in the Twinboard.