All you need is: 1. A pillow 2. Paper and pen How to play: On small pieces of paper, write punishments that you want the children to do. Have the children sit in a circle and ask them to pass a pillow around on the sound of music. The person who has the pillow when… [ Continue Reading ]
All you need is: 1. 20 objects like pen, spoon, ball, eraser, ruler, handkerchief, photograph etc. 2. A non-transparent bag. How to play: Put all the objects in the bag. Have the children sit in a circle and one by one go to each one of them with the bag. Ask them to feel the… [ Continue Reading ]
All you need is: 1. Handkerchief How to play: Divide the children in two teams. Give a number to each child starting from one in both the teams. Have them lined up opposite each other and put a handkerchief in the center. Now call out any number. The children having that number from both the… [ Continue Reading ]
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