Children’s Day Game Songs

1. "One Master and Three Apprentices"

2. "Newspaper Selling Song"

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4. "Good morning"

5. "Clap your hands"

6. "One penny"

8. "Shepherd Boy"

9. "Three Kittens"

10. "Good Dad, Bad Dad" < /p>

11. "Looking at the Past Together"

12. "Splashing Water Song"

13. "Red Star Song"

14. " "Small Back Basket"

15. "Macao Little Lotus"

16. "Wahaha"

17. "Color Name"

18 ."Haiwa's Song"

19. "Expression Song"

20. "Names of Things"

21. "Weaving Flower Basket"

　22. "The Most Beautiful Flower"

23. "Playing House"

24. "I Like It So Much"

25. "The Top of the Head" President will grow watermelons"

26. "Animal Words"

27. "We are the successors of communism"

28. "Marine Animals" "

29. "Little Baby"

30. "There Are More Problems Every Day"

31. "Pull Out Carrots"

32 ."Doremi"

33. "Seven Dwarfs"

34. "Colorful"

35. "A Bird Fell into the Water"

36. "Civilized Phrases"

37. "Rainbow Sister"

38. "Fireflies"

39. "Smart Baby" "

40. "Hello, Mom" ??

41. "All mothers are the same"

42. "Outing"

43. "One Penny"

44. "Little White Boat"

45. "Splashing Song"

46. "Black Cat Sheriff"

47. "New Year's greetings"

48. "I want to be a good boy"

49. "Laughing every day"

50. "What time is it Mr. Fox?" Children's Day Games

1. Activities:

1. Riddle guessing 2. Tongue twisters 3. Blowing candles 4. Touching the deer's nose 5. Bowling 6. Blind Drumming 7, Fishing 8, Holding Table Tennis Balls 9, Hoops 10, Darts 11, Talking Sports 12, Using Explosive Sounds to Blow Candles 13, Clever Couplets or Interpretations 14, Association ABC 15, Comparing Who's Eyesight 16, Happy hula hoop 17. Compare whose luck is better 18. Pearl in the palm 19. Pinball

2. Project rules

1. Riddle guessing: Each person can guess three, and each guess is correct One winning ticket per ticket.

2. Tongue twisters: Numbers will be drawn. Each person will make one tongue twister. Anyone who can read the tongue twister accurately, fluently and without pausing will win a ticket.

3. Blow out the candles: Each person blows out the candles once. Anyone who blows out ten candles in one go will win a ticket.

4. Touch the deer’s nose: Each person touches the deer’s nose once, and turns around three times while blindfolded. Anyone who touches the deer’s nose will win a ticket.

5. Bowling: Each person bowls three times. Anyone who hits the target within 10 meters will win a ticket.

6. Blind Drumming: Each person hits once, blindfolded and spins three times. Anyone who hits the drum will win a ticket.

7. Fishing: Each person fishes for one minute. Those who catch three fish will win one ticket, those who catch six fish will win two tickets, and so on.

8. Carrying table tennis balls: Each person carries one minute, and the person who carries 20 table tennis balls will get one winning ticket, and the one who carries 40 table tennis balls will get two winning tickets.

9. Ring trapping: Each person sets the trap five times. The one who traps two traps will get one winning ticket. The one who traps four traps will get two winning tickets. The one who traps five traps will get three winning tickets. .

10. Darts: Each person throws three darts. Each person who hits one in the specified position will get a winning ticket.

11. Talk about sports: The host prepares a basketball. Contestants work in pairs. The two passed the ball to each other. One person must first say the name of one sport (such as skating) when passing the ball, and the other person must immediately say the name of another sport when catching the ball. Whoever names the most sports within one minute will win a prize ticket.

12. Use plosive sounds to blow out candles: The host prepares six candles and lights them, and asks a few questions. The host asks a question, and the contestants need to blow out the candles with the breath of the answer to win the prize ticket. For example: the host asked: "What would you do if there was a rabbit on the grass?" The respondent used the pronunciation of "pounce" and "pounce" to blow out the candle.

13. Clever couplets or catchphrases: The host should prepare three couplets or catchphrases. The host will tell the first or second line and let the contestants pick it up. The correct one will win the prize ticket. When contestants are answering couplets or sayings, others are not allowed to prompt them.

14. Association ABC: The host makes some English words into lots in advance, and the contestants draw three times and associate the drawn contents. If they can make three correctly and continuously, they will win the prize. Coupon. For example: after the host says the word run, the contestants must make running movements to connect with the word run.

15. Compare whose eyesight is better: The host prepares three chopsticks and an empty beer bottle. The contestant stands on the side of the beer bottle, with the chopsticks about one meter away from the mouth of the bottle, aims at the mouth of the bottle, and puts down the chopsticks in his hand. If the chopstick falls into the bottle, he is the winner and gets the prize ticket. Each person has three chances.

16. Happy Hula Hoop: Place five empty cans on the ground. The distance between each can is twenty centimeters. Contestants should stand one meter away from the can before throwing circles to the can (the size of the circle must be appropriate). Every time you hit a throw, you get a prize ticket. Each person has three chances.

17. Compare who has better luck: The host should prepare a number of beads of different colors, including three red ones. The host puts the beads in an opaque bag and asks the players to reach into the bag and grab it three times. Each time they catch only one bead (more catches don’t count). If they catch the red bead, they win the lottery ticket; otherwise, they don’t win the prize< /p>

18. The apple of your eye: The host should prepare a table tennis ball and a table tennis racket. Participants place the table tennis ball flat on the table tennis racket and walk along the table. If you reach the end without losing the ball, you will get a prize ticket. (There are three tables arranged vertically, and the contestants circle around the table within the specified time.)

19. Pinball: The host prepares three table tennis balls and three small cardboard boxes. Three small cardboard boxes lay flat on a table in the finished glyph shape. The contestants stand in front of the table, and the host brings three ping pong balls to the contestants.

The contestant throws the ball in his hand to the ground. If the bouncing table tennis ball bounces into the small carton, the contestant will win a prize ticket