Fun Outdoor Games for Kids

Fun Outdoor Games for Kids

As the weather gets warmer, it’s the perfect time to get your kids outside to play! There are so many great outdoor games for kids that will get them up and moving. From classic games like hide-and-seek and tag to new favourites like Capture the Flag REDUX and NADER DASH, there’s something for everyone.

Hide-and-Seek

Hide-and-Seek is a classic game is a great way to get your kids moving and using their imagination. The simple rules and endless possibilities for gameplay make it a favourite among children and adults alike. Whether played in a park, in a backyard, or even indoors, hide-and-seek can be an enjoyable way to pass the time. The game can be as simple or complex as the players wish, and it can be tailored to any number of players.

Tag

Tag is another simple but fun game that can be played outdoors. One person is “it” and tries to tag as many people as possible. Once someone is tagged, they become “it” and the game continues. Be sure to set some boundaries so everyone knows where they can go.

Capture the Flag REDUX

This modern twist on an old favourite is perfect for larger groups. Split into two teams and choose one object to be the “flag.” The goal is to capture the flag and bring it back to your team’s base without getting caught. If you’re caught, you go to jail and can only be freed by one of your teammates tagging you. The first team to capture the other team’s flag wins!

NADER DASH

Nader DASH is a new twist on the classic game of street hockey. The main difference is that there is no winner or loser; instead, everyone works together to keep the ball moving. This non-competitive environment helps to foster a sense of camaraderie and cooperation, while still allowing everyone to get active and have fun. The game is also directional, meaning that players can only move the ball in one direction. This helps to keep the game moving at a fast pace and prevents stagnation.

Simon Says

This game is a great way to get your kids thinking and following directions. One person is “Simon” and gives commands that the other players must follow. If someone doesn’t do what Simon says, they’re out! The last person remaining is the winner.

Red Light, Green Light

This game is perfect for younger kids who need to burn off some energy. One person is “it” and stands at one end of the playing area with their back turned to the other players. The other players line up at the other end of the playing area. When “it” calls out “green light,” everyone starts walking towards “it.” If “it” calls out “red light,” everyone has to stop in their tracks. If anyone moves when it’s supposed to be a red light, they’re out! The first person to reach “it” becomes the next person to be “it.”

Conclusion

These are just a few of the many great outdoor games for kids! Get your kids up and moving this spring with these fun games that will keep them entertained for hours.

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Maurice Dolton