Folk games help children be happy and healthy

The folk games are simple, easy to play and popular with many people, but at the same time, they also help children move comfortably and have a comfortable spirit.

From video games, watching cartoons, playing computer games or reading stories on smartphones, ... are all modern and convenient pastimes but lack of flexible movement as well as laughter. refreshing collective. Today, Marrybaby will remind parents of folk games that are old but still fun, simple but full of entertainment. In particular, these  games can increase the solidarity of the whole family if parents also play with their children. What are those games?

Sack dance
Bag dance is a collective folk game aimed at exercising the player's fitness, resilience, ingenuity and ability to maintain balance. Take advantage of the rice sacks lying in your warehouse. If your house has a large garden, what is better than when the whole family can divide into two teams to compete together. If you do not have a garden? Don't worry too much because parents and children can both play around in the room. Also, if the number of members in the house is not enough to split evenly into two teams, immediately move on to the relay jump game with simple rules. That is, the whole family will be rewarded with a favorite meal if the whole family successfully completes the relay sack within the time allowed. With this game,

 

Tug
Being a game that attracts a lot of people to join, both has the effect of exercising health, and is both fun, comfortable, and tug of war is a folk game that does not require any preparation or public investment. please Only one rope is needed to join the whole family. Make sure your child wears gloves or wraps a towel around the place where he or she holds the rope to avoid scratching their delicate palms. In addition, if jumping the sack carries the risk of falling and hitting the face, this tug of war is stalked by the risk of falling back. Therefore, please cushion the mattress right behind the member's back at the end of each line to increase the safety of the game. Like sack dancing, tug of war requires a high level of team spirit. In addition to the relaxing laughter of the winning team,

 

Hide and seek

Folk games help children be happy and healthy

Folk games make babies used to move and create excitement

This is a game that kids especially love when a family member will be blindfolded and go find the rest of the family. While the blindfolded person is groping to "catch the goat", the rest of the members can either distract or dodge the "kidnapper". If your baby is on the shoulder of the blindfolded person, the joy of "grabbing" the "lost goats" will make them extremely happy. On the contrary, if the baby plays in the position of the "little goat", the escape of the hand looking for "goat" will also make the baby extremely excited and excited. Parents should pay special attention to respect the rules of the game when they are not allowed to open their eyes or peek through a towel (while blindfolded) as well as obediently accept "being caught" when the child finds you. By doing this, the game is small but will gradually teach your child great lessons about honesty as well as accepting the results / consequences of the game.

Quan
eatery, or mandarin, or mandarin for short, was a folk game played by children in the past. This is a tactical game usually for two players and can use a variety of easy-to-find materials to prepare for the game. This is also a game that works to promote children's brain power when training children to calculate and consider in each move (usually applies to children aged 5-6 years and older, especially for children 4 years old was able to understand the rules of the game and was excited about this intellectual game). If parents are also a follower of this folk game on a baby, let's train and "compete" with their children. You will find that sometimes your baby also has those clever and tactical moves

Play u
If O Eat Quan is a game that can only need 2 people, then Play U is a game in accordance with the criterion "the more the fun". With U, during the war, the opponent can rush to catch the plane (each player represents 1 plane) by keeping the plane from returning to its territory until the plane runs out of air. "U" sounded again, then the plane was taken prisoner. On the contrary, if the enemy does not hold tightly to allow the aircraft to escape to their territory, the aircraft keepers will be taken prisoner. Prisoners were rescued by trying to reach out their hands how to touch their planes. If many captured prisoners want to be saved and have to hold hands, the plane only needs to touch one person to be saved. In this game, the funniest moment is when the planes try to "Uuuuuuuuuuuu" and "run out of gas". Through Play U,

In addition to the physical and mental benefits that folk games bring, when children grow up, they can partly understand more about the ethnic cultures through the above folk games. This can be seen as a precious childhood treasure and a family's memorable souvenir in the gradually forming memories of the child.

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