Objective: To cultivate children's flexibility, carefulness and self-confidence.

Preparation: several large pieces of waste newspapers, each with big eggs, are scattered on the ground.

How to play: Let the children give the order and say, "Ready-Up!" Parents and children quickly pick up the newspaper, carefully and cleverly tear a hole from the middle of the egg, then drill the head, shoulders, trunk and feet through the newspaper and then step out of the newspaper. Make a "Ji, Ji" sound, and a little chicken is hatched. You can tear and drill again. If you tear the newspaper, it will be a mistake. The winner is the one who hatches the most chickens at last.

2. Kangaroo Mom/Dad

Objective: To exercise children's physical coordination and attention.

How to play: Let the child hold his mother's neck tightly with his hands, and clamp his mother's waist with his legs, hanging tightly on his mother's chest like a kangaroo. Mother holds the baby and jumps forward with her feet (father bends down and crawls with both hands and feet on the ground).

Step 3 jump around

Objective: To exercise children's flexibility and self-confidence.

Ready: two circles

How to play: children jump from one circle to another, and parents quickly take the circle from behind the children to the front, and so on until the end.

Step 4 jump ball

Objective: To cultivate children's flexibility and self-confidence.

Preparation: Jumping ball

How to play: the baby stands at the starting point, and the parents stand at the designated position opposite the child. When the password rings, the baby sits on the jump ball and jumps in front of the parents, and then the parents take the baby back to the starting point, and the fast group wins.

5. Baby climb quickly

Objective: To cultivate children's hand-foot coordination ability and self-confidence.

How to play: Each family specifies a crawling route with the same distance. When the password rings, the baby and the parents crawl at the same time. Parents must follow the baby and reach the finish line first.

6. Let's pitch together

Objective: To develop the coordination of big movements, learn to throw things purposefully, and enhance independence and self-confidence.

Preparation: A few socks balls and a small plastic basin. Teach the baby to throw the socks balls into the basin.

How to play: find a piece of iron wire, copper wire or wire, bend it into a circle, and leave a small section at each end to make a small "basket" to hang. Let the baby watch you throw the sock ball into the ring, pick it up after landing, and then throw it into the ring again. After several demonstrations, give the ball to the baby and let him do as you do. You can count him aside, record the number of times the baby succeeds, and keep the baby interested in the game.

7. Little Bear has no chair

Goal: Learn to obey the rules of the game.

Preparation: Five small chairs.

Children's song: "A doll has a home, but a bear has no home. Who is the bear?" Bear bear is him. "

How to play: before the game, teach the children to learn to read children's songs. Play the game in groups of five, with five chairs arranged in a circle back to back. The player stood by the chair. At the beginning of the game, the player walked around the chair while reading nursery rhymes. When talking about "him", he quickly found a chair to sit down. The one who didn't grab the chair was the bear. First, parents play this game to find the big bear. Then the children's group will find the bear. Finally, parents and children play this game together.