Children are most familiar with chairs, and they have close contact with small chairs every day. Children love making toys out of chairs, jumping off them, stepping over them, and riding them as horses. Below is the "Sports Games for Kindergarten Classes: Chair Fun" that I compiled for you.

Kindergarten senior class sports game: chair fun

Design intention:

In order to satisfy children's fun of playing with chairs, fully explore chairs, a common sport in life. Resources, I designed a sports game using chairs.

Activity goals:

1. Actively use your brain, listen to signals and play games, and be able to respond quickly according to the signals.

2. Have a sense of cooperation, be able to coordinate with peers, and experience the joy of successful cooperation.

3. Develop balance ability and the ability to dare to challenge through various ways of playing with the chair.

Activity preparation:

Material preparation: each child has a chair, Orff music, "Rainbow Smile", "honey"

Activity process:

1. Warm-up exercises to stimulate children’s interest in participating in activities.

The teacher leads the children to carry out warm-up exercises in Orff music, mainly practicing the hands, waist, legs and feet to prepare for the following balance movement exercises.

2. Individual games: listen and act, and guide children to try to respond quickly according to the signals.

How to play: Follow the instructions and perform actions: (1) stand up, (2) sit down, (3) jump to the left of the chair, (4) jump to the right of the chair, (5) circle the chair, (6) Exchange positions.

Game rules: During the game, the teacher disrupts the order of numbers and gradually increases the difficulty. Focus on guiding children to hear signals clearly, and their ears, bodies, and brains to respond accurately.

3. Group games: Build a bridge to cross the river, build a bridge through group cooperation, and develop cooperation skills, balance skills and the ability to dare to challenge.

How to play: All children are divided into two groups. There is an extra chair next to the first child in each group. The chairs are passed from the hands of the children to the last child one by one. When an empty chair appears in front of them, If you want to move forward immediately, whichever group can get to the other side first will win.

Game rules: Pay attention to safety when passing the chair, and do not fall from the chair.

4. Group games: Build a bridge to cross the river, further develop the ability of cooperation and balance, and experience the joy of collaboration.

How to play: All children form a group, and 5 empty chairs are passed around to build a bridge.

Game rules: Don’t fall off the chair.

Key guidance: While passing the chair, pay attention to the movement of your feet and the corners.

5. Follow the music and do relaxing movements to soothe the children's emotions.

Activity extension:

Continue to guide children to try new ways to play with chairs in sports games.