Winter is a favorite season for many children. It charms them with whiteness and purity, with ice slides and fun snow games, with the desire to play and experiment with snow and ice. Give them the opportunity to play and throw themselves in the snow and help them to practice what most of them already know about changing the state of water in an interesting, playful way.
Our 12 Winter Games Ideas:
1. Making a Snowman.
2. Sleigh racing.
3. Building a snow fort and playing with snowballs, story games.
4. Building a snow castle/palace and decorating with ice pendants, lighting with lanterns and light bulbs and organizing improvised story games in it.
5. Snow angels.
6. Children's hockey (if improvised, it's even more fun!).
7. Playing Frisbee in the snow.
8. Snow Bunnies game: hide and seek in the press.
9. Tracers game: trace recognition (children on boot gripper prints know who the traces are; different organization options and different rules are possible).
10. Color Drops Game-Experiment: Dissolve paints of different colors in jars and use pipettes (or other suitable means) to drop colored drops on the snow.
11. Color Trails Game: In the way described in the above game, building freely improvised "panels" on the snow by making "color trails".
12. Games-experiments with snow and ice: "Discoverer", "What will happen if ...?", "Try it for yourself!", "Guess!" and others. The names of the games themselves indicate the nature and manner of the game's attempts. You can always offer an interesting and intriguing riddle and stimulate the child's discovering interest.
Enjoy the game!