First, 1~ 1 year-old baby game 1: Little snail to travel goal: develop the flexibility of baby's drilling and crawling movements.
Preparation: several snail headdresses and four arched doors.
How to play: The baby wears a headdress and dresses up as a snail. He climbs up from the starting point and climbs over the arched door. The one who arrives first wins.
Game 2: Pretend peas Goal: Cultivate the baby's hand-eye coordination ability.
Preparation: One mineral water bottle and several peas for each baby?
How to play: Encourage your baby to put peas in a mineral water bottle, and the one who puts peas wins.
Second, 1.5 ~3-year-old baby: game 1: white rabbit pulls radish goal: cultivate baby's running and jumping ability and competitive consciousness.
Preparation: some headdresses for white rabbits and some homemade radishes.
Play: The baby plays the role of a white rabbit, jumps forward from the starting point, reaches the radish basket, and pulls the radish back to the starting point. Within the specified time, the person who pulls the most radishes wins. ?
Game 2: Beaded Beads Competition Goal: Cultivate the baby's hand-eye coordination ability.
Preparation: Some toys with holes, one rope for each baby.
How to play: Please put toys with holes on the rope and put on a lot of treasures within the specified time to win.
Three, three to six-year-old baby: game one: stick five senses
Objective: To cultivate children's hands-on coordination ability and cognitive ability.
Preparation: A baby face with five senses (eyes, nose, mouth and ears).
How to play: let the baby take the five senses from the mother, say the name, and then run to the baby's face and stick it in the exact position. The first one wins.
Game 2: Tail-pulling (parents and children) Goal: Cultivate your baby's agile reaction ability?
Preparation: cloth tail 15, draw a big circle on the field.
How to play: Both parents and children put one end of the tail in the back waistband and the other end is exposed. 10 Adults stand in one circle and five children stand in another circle. After listening to the music, adults pull each other's tails and children pull each other's tails. As soon as the music stops, the game is over. The family with more tails wins.