{"id":322066,"date":"2021-08-23T15:42:00","date_gmt":"2021-08-23T12:42:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/inform.com.de\/?p=322066"},"modified":"2021-08-22T20:07:12","modified_gmt":"2021-08-22T17:07:12","slug":"the-most-interesting-outdoor-games-for-children-in-summer-outdoor-games","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/inform.com.de\/en\/the-most-interesting-outdoor-games-for-children-in-summer-outdoor-games\/","title":{"rendered":"The most interesting outdoor games for children in summer. OUTDOOR GAMES"},"content":{"rendered":"

“Cossacks-robbers”<\/h2>\n

One of the largest games in which hide and seek and catch-up are mixed together. Participants are divided into two teams, one of which becomes Cossacks, and the second, respectively, robbers. Then the territory where the game will take place is determined, and each of the robbers is given a crayon with which he will have to put the arrow-hints. Then the Cossacks give the opponents a head start so that they can run away and hide, after which they set off in pursuit.<\/p>\n

The task of the Cossacks is to find all the robbers, trying to find out the password from them (you can come up with several passwords, of which only one will be correct – this is more interesting). The robbers, on the other hand, run away and hide, along the way placing hint arrows indicating the direction in which they are going. They can also try to capture the headquarters of the Cossacks, which they are vigilantly guarding. When all the robbers are captured and the password is known, the teams change roles and the game continues.<\/p>\n

“Classics”<\/h2>\n

This game is known to everyone. First, we draw the asphalt into squares. Then we find a pebble (cue ball), which will need to be thrown in turn into the squares with numbers. If you hit, you jump, trying not to step on the line. Missed – the move goes to the next player.<\/p>\n

In this game there were several levels of difficulty: at first they jumped in a standard way, alternately landing on one leg, then on two, then on one – the whole field, on two at the same time … In general, there were a great many variants of these levels, except for the three main ones that we described … They came up with who in what way. This means you can invent your own.<\/p>\n

“Above your feet from the ground”<\/h2>\n

Modern children also play this game. Only they call it “Stop, earth.” The bottom line is very simple: they choose a driver who is trying to catch all the other participants. But only while they are on the ground. As soon as the driver shouts: “Above your feet from the ground!”, – everyone must jump to any elevation: a ladder, a step, a stump … Those who did not have time and stayed on the ground becomes the driver.<\/p>\n

“Jmurki”<\/h2>\n

The game is similar to catch-up, but very slow. Because the driver's eyes are blindfolded, and he moves by touch, trying to catch the rest of the participants. They give him hint signals, sometimes clapping their hands. While playing, it is important to make sure that you are in a safe place: away from cars, pits and other obstacles.<\/p>\n

“Frog”<\/h2>\n

This street game requires a ball and any wall you can knock on without disturbing the residents of the house. The players stand in a column one after another, the first one takes the ball and throws it against the wall. After the ball bounces off the wall and hits the ground, the first participant must jump over it so that the ball does not touch it. After the jump, the second participant catches the ball, the first one goes to the end of the column.<\/p>\n

If it was not possible to jump over the ball without hitting it, the participant receives the first letter of the word “frog”. After the second mistake – the next letter, and so on until the whole word is collected. The one who becomes a “frog” drops out of the game and waits for the rest of the participants to jump.<\/p>\n

Hide and seek<\/h2>\n
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One-two-three-four-five, I'm going to look.
\nReady or not, here I come!<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

Simple game – you can play anywhere, anytime. It is especially exciting in the evening, when it gets dark.<\/p>\n

rules<\/h3>\n

First, the driver is selected. For this, in childhood, we knew a billion counting rhymes. Then the driver stands facing the wall (tree, pillar …) and counts aloud to 20 (50, 100 …). The players are hiding.<\/p>\n

The task of the players is to hide so that the driver cannot find it. The driver's task is to find all those who are hiding.<\/p>\n

When the driver finds one of the players, he needs to run headlong back to the wall (tree, post …) to “catch” him. If the player came running first, then with the words “Knock-knock me” he takes himself out of the game. Whom the leader caught first, he becomes the leader in the next round (“The first chicken squints”).<\/p>\n

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