Children’s climbing games and gameplay

Children’s climbing games and how to play them are as follows:

1. See who goes upstairs first

Children work in pairs and prepare at the stairs on the first floor. People use the method of "packing scissors and hammers" to try to get the chance to go up the stairs first. The winner goes up two levels, and the loser stays put until one child completes one level (level 8-9) first.

Game rules: The child who loses in "Scissor Hammer" can only stand still, and the child who wins can go up two levels.

2. Building bridges

Children pair up and line up in two lines under the stairs. The teacher gave the command: "Start building the bridge!" The children in the first two teams stood on the left and right sides of the first staircase, and then held hands with their left and right hands to form a bridge. Then the second children in each team went up the stairs one by one and walked through. The "bridge hole" built by the children in the first row.

On the second staircase, the first pair of children also build a bridge, and then the third pair drills and builds a bridge, and so on. When the last child has passed through all the bridge holes, he will be the last in line to build the bridge, and all the children will climb up to the platform of the first flight of stairs.

Game rules: The child who loses in "Scissor Hammer" can only stand still, and the child who wins can go up two levels.

3. Climb the stairs to pick up items

Children pair up and wait in line in order. Place some small blocks on the top level of the floor. The teacher gave the command: "Start climbing the stairs and picking up the blocks!" The two children in the first pair immediately started climbing the stairs. After going up to the highest level and picking up a block, they went down the stairs and arrived at the starting point and lined up at the end of the line. The children in the second pair It ends after climbing the stairs, picking up the blocks, and going down the stairs.

Game rules: Children should keep a certain distance from each other, go upstairs one floor at a time, and each person picks up a building block.