Game EXCHANGER (One of the most popular) Rules: players stand in a circle at designated points (such as stones). One player stands in the middle and has no stone. His goal is to get to one of the stones by coming up with a rule according to which some players must be replaced. For example, he may say, "Those...
A very simple and effective tip for practicing memory, attention, spatial perception, grammar and communication. We will take any richer picture, let the child look at it for a while and remember it as best we can. Then we ask questions related to the picture. In order to attract more "restless" children, we select pictures from topics that the...
A tip on how to diversify a trip or a walk. You will set out on a journey and take a clothes peg with you. The player who starts will discreetly attach a peg to someone, for example on a jacket. But he has not won yet. He has to "get" a number from the person in the subsequent...
The game practices sight, attention and colors. Colored blocks (chameleons) are placed, for example, around the room in the same colored places. The other player is looking for a chameleon. When he finds one, he says his color. When a chameleon is very inconspicuous, the leading player helps with hints. Then they exchange roles.
A simple game that develops and practices memory, spatial perception and, above all, prepositions. Rules: we place pictures in the space in all sorts of positions (on the table, under the chair, between the cups ...) The child's task is to remember where what is. Then you ask the child questions - for example "where was the butterfly?". The child...
The player in line comes up with the word. Write only the first letter on the paper and use dashes to indicate the number of all letters in the word. Other players bet on the letters that the word contains. For each tip, they add a dice to the tower. If the tower falls before the players guess the...
Game EXAMINER (it's in the book) A game that is simple, children and adults like it and in practice they want to play it often over and over again :) Aids (any little thing). Number of players six and more. Procedure: Players stand in a circle, with one player standing in the middle - the "investigator". He first walks behind...
It is a search for differences in pictures diversified by playing the word form. The game is for two. Everyone has one picture. Players do not see each other in the pictures. They take turns in describing the details until they come across a difference. In the appendix to the book Games for the Development of Verbal Communication, there...
Very simple and all the more fun. Option 1: Players sit in a circle around the spread out pictures. The player who's in turn doesn't look for a while and the others choose one of the "mine" pictures. Then the player who was not looking takes one picture at a time until he touches the "mine". At that moment,...
Simple, fun, for young and old. Rules: the chair is arranged, as in a means of transport. One of the players is an auditor and walks outside the door for a while. The other passengers draw one who is a black passenger. The game begins with the auditor joining and counting down one minute. We used an hourglass. The...
