Monday, 28 April 2014
The Right To Play- The Games We Play
All the schools in the project have suggested playground games and these have been put together to form an instruction booklet of activities for the children to play.
Friday, 7 March 2014
Sunday, 16 February 2014
Dice Game
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cJMKxHPGffo&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DcJMKxHPGffo
In this game the numbers 1 to 6 are chalked on the playground. After a count of 3 the children all run to one of
numbers, the dice is then rolled any children at the number in lands on are out. Repeat until only 1 child left they
are the winner.
Splat game
Next part of the project is to recommend games played in each country, our first game is
SPLAT
All but one of the children stood in a circle with the remaing person in the middle. The person in the middle would fire an imaginary splat gun at someone and shout SPLAT! The recipient of the 'splat!' had to immediately duck and the two people either side would have to turn and 'splat' at each other. The loser of the duel was out and sat down, the person splatted from the middle would re-stand and the game would continue with one less participant. The game continues round by round with someone eliminated each time (unless the 'splat' duel was considered a draw), with the duels being between the two nearest standing people either side of the victim.
When only two people remain they stand back to back and a key word is agreed, for example 'fox!' A series of words are called out and the duelists take one step each time,
'box!' (step), 'rocks!' (step) until the keyword is called and the duelists spin round and fire a splat! The fastest is the winner.
Friday, 7 February 2014
The Right to Play
We then discussed why they thought every child should be allowed to play activities appropriate to their age. These were the reasons they came up with.
The Rights Of The Child.
First we discussed what 'Rights' children should have, and whether this should be for children all over the world. 
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