First of all, not all children are interested in a game activity, which is normal; So don't let him take part in this activity, so as not to affect other children, but you can't put him aside (he will feel neglected or even deliberately make trouble). After this game activity, you can reward your child with forms or items that he is interested in or likes, so maybe he will be interested in the next game activity you arrange. Early childhood education is a wonderful science. Children are not so easy to coax, but they will look at the faces of adults (although you may think that they are not looking at you at all, they are actually in his eyes). You can realize that such a child needs you to find a way to deal with it, not to leave him alone. It is a kind of luck for this child. How many children have been neglected since childhood and become lack of basic trust in others. . . A good first teacher is rare and great. . .