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Street Games
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Street Games2.
Chinese whispers aka Telephone3.
Tag (it)4.
Duck, Duck, Goose5.
Clapping game6.
7.
Crack the Whip8.
Counting-out game(usually for choosing it for another
game)
Rich Man, Poor Man,
Beggar Man, Thief,
Doctor, Merchant,
Indian Chief
9.
Hot Lava10.
11.
Skipping rope (jump rope)12.
Hide and Seek13.
Hopscotch14.
House (daughters-and-mothers)15.
Here Comes an Old Soldier fromBotany Bay
Have you got anything to give him to-day?
First person: I'll give him a hat
Second person: I'll give him a hat and a
dog
Third person: I'll give him a hat, a dog and
a meat pie.
16.
Hide the Thimble17.
Hot Buttered Beans/Hot or Cold18.
Four square/Ball games19.
Chinese jump rope20.
Jinx-Hi Mary!
-Hi Mary!
-You’re jinx!
-Nooo!
-Jinx you owe me a soda!
21.
Knock, Knock, GingerGinger, Ginger
broke a winder
Hit the winda - crack!
The baker came out
to give 'im a clout
And landed on his back.
22.
Hot potato23.
Johnny-on-a-Pony/Buck buck24.
Keep away vs Dodgeball25.
26.
Limbo27.
London BridgeLondon Bridge is falling down,
Falling down, falling down,
London Bridge is falling down,
My fair lady.
28.
129.
Leapfrog30.
Marbles31.
Mumblety-peg, pocket knife game32.
Marco Polo33.
Musical chairs34.
Pitching pennies, coin game35.
Poohsticks36.
37.
Hot Hands38.
Red Rover39.
Ringolevio/Bedlams40.
Rock-Paper-Scissors41.
Simon Says42.
Stone skipping43.
Statues or Red Light / Green Light44.
“Play is the work of the child.”– Maria Montessori
45.
“Play is the highest form ofresearch.”
– Albert Einstein
46.
“It is a happy talent to knowhow to play.”
– Ralph Waldo Emerson
47.
“Play gives children a chanceto practice what they are
learning.”
– Mr. Rogers
48.
“We don’t stop playing becausewe grow old; we grow old because
we stop playing.”
– George Bernard Shaw
49.
“Children learn as they play. Mostimportantly, in play children learn
how to learn.”
– O. Fred Donaldson
50.
“The creation of something new isnot accomplished by the intellect
but by the play instinct.”
– Carl Jung
51.
“The playing adult steps sidewardinto another reality; the playing
child advances forward to new
stages of mastery.”
– Erik H. Erikson
52.
“Humanity has advanced, when ithas advanced, not because it has
been sober, responsible, and
cautious, but because it has been
playful, rebellious, and immature.”
― Tom Robbins