Tet is an opportunity to return to the countryside with a large number of relatives or friends reuniting. Parents can guide their children with some simple folk Tet games, which are both fun and help their children know their ethnic roots.
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The puzzle game is one of the fun Tet games for young children. In the past, folk games were born in deprived circumstances, so they were often associated with the environment and very close to nature. Just have 1 chalk and 1 handful of stones, the kids can join in to play. The board is a rectangle divided into 10 squares called population squares, each side has 5 symmetrical squares. The first two sections are drawn in a semicircle called the square. Each square has 5 small stones and the square has 1 big stone. Children have to think and calculate how to eat more mandarin and people will win.
The game of umbrella is suitable for many children to play together, creating a bustling atmosphere
This is a simple game, about 5-6 children can also play it, ideal for adding to hints about Tet games. When playing, 1 child is assigned to be a physician, while the remaining children hold each other's shirt in a row. The largest person is assigned to be the "locomotive". Playing this game, the whole row will read the song of the knife "Snake dragon on clouds with dice to ask if the physician is home or not?". After saying "yes", the physician will choose to capture 1 person in the line of snake dragons. The locomotive must extend his arms and steer the row behind so that the physician cannot touch the selected person.
Dragon snake game on the cloud is also a simple but very fun choice for kids during Tet
Among folk games, this is probably the most popular, the easiest to play. After rock-paper-scissors, there will be a loser, who has to blindfold and go find the rest. The rest of them are holding hands in a circle, the one in the middle will walk around and bump into anyone and have to guess who it is. If the guess is correct, the arrested person will have to replace the blindfolded person, otherwise the other person will still have to continue blindfolded to go "catch the goat." This game both grandparents, parents can also join the children.
The more the fun, the more is a trait of the blindfold game
This is a group game that is popular in many places, has the effect of exercising health, and is fun and comfortable. The way to play is simple, the number of players as much as you want, divided into two equal sides, making a landmark to mark the line so that one side can pull the opponent across the marker on the other side to win.
Parents can be the referee and divide the kids into 2 teams to play this game.
Tug of War is an ideal Tet game for families with large children
Parents can prepare woven elastic bands or ropes. However, it is best to use an elastic band because it has good elasticity, if the baby is entangled, it will not fall. If the children are crowded, they can play together or parents play with their children. The game has many different versions.
2 children holding 2 ends of wire rope straight from the knee up gradually. The rest of the children jump over the ropes, if anyone gets caught, they will lose and stand and hold the rope.
2 babies hold 2 ends of wire and rotate clockwise. The rest of the children jump over the ropes so they don't get caught. Entanglement will be missed for others to dance.
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