What are the theme activities of the kindergarten about the Winter Olympics?

The kindergarten Olympic theme activities are as follows:

1. Baby triathlon

Parents and friends are asked to sit where they are, and the head teachers of each class will distribute games to each parent. Card, after parents receive the game card, they move to the child's bench and pick up the child in the class. After hearing the announcement, they can go to the designated area to play the game.

There are three games in this event: "Kangaroo Mother" on the 100-meter track, "Little Crab Learning to Walk" in the lobby, and "Drobbing" on the playground. Each game has game rules.

After playing a game, the teacher in charge will stamp the game card. After playing three games with the children, parents must use the game card to collect the gift at the prize collection office.

2. Running relay race

Children are divided into classes and five classes are held at the same time. Each child runs from the starting point to one end of the field and then goes around the obstacles and returns to the starting point. He hands the baton to the next child. The class that finishes the fastest wins.

3. Stilt walking relay race

Children are divided into classes, and five classes compete at the same time. A child walks on stilts from one end of the playing field to another child and hands it to another child. When all children in the group have completed the game, the winner will be determined based on the time.

4. Four-wheeled vehicle relay race

Children are divided into classes, and five classes compete at the same time. The children ride the four-wheeled vehicles forward one by one in a relay manner and return to the finish line to complete the race. The group with the shortest time wins.

Goals of kindergarten Olympic-themed activities:

1. Experience the joy of playing sports with children in parallel classes.

2. Develop children's basic movements such as running, jumping, throwing, balancing, drilling and crawling, and improve the coordination ability of large and small muscles.

3. Cultivate children to not be afraid of difficulties, be brave, and have a love for athletes.