When nature awakens to a new life, children spontaneously look out the window and ask, "When will we go out?" or "Are we going to play outside today?!" and they could hardly wait to get out, rush to run in the air, chase, jump, climb trees or head for their exciting exploratory games, observations and experiments.
Here is our selection of 20 spring games:
1. Making wreaths and baskets of spring flowers, role-playing and story games with them.
2. Planting plants from seeds, seedlings, and bulbs.
3. "Dolls of nature" - a creation of dolls of natural materials.
4. "Happy hats" - decoration of sun hats with natural materials.
5. "Clouds" - game-watching - children resemble the shape of clouds in the sky of different shapes and objects from the outside world.
6. Curious Nose - a game experiment for exploring and matching odors.
7. Ships - making ships from fallen bark on wood, sticks, and leaves.
8. Flying balloon and kite game.
9. Playing soap bubbles.
10. "Chalky Shadows" - several children lie in their desired pose, while others outline each of them with chalk "shadow".
11. Chalk drawings: flowers, people, even whole story drawings of your own design.
12. Frisbee and ball games.
13. Folk children's games.
14. Jumping eraser and rope.
15. A game of chess and backgammon, a game of checkers, and other board games outdoor.
16. Children's tennis, football, volleyball, basketball or their elements.
17. Cycling, trotting, summer skating or roller skating, etc.
18. Story games ("Train", "Airplane", "Metro", "Shop", "Restaurant", "On the beach", "Picnic", etc.).
19. Role-playing games ("Fairies", "Princesses", "Detectives", "Treasure Seekers", "Knights", "Pirates", "Batman", "Spiderman", "Paw Patrol", etc.).
20. Take off in nature. Children's hiking trails. Children's game-racing routes. Orientation on the tracks and the elementary image-symbolic (picture) map.