Question

1. what kind of children games do you know? 2. how do you usually play the game?

Answer 1

Ответ:

1.I know a lot of children games. They are  hide-and -seek, tag, hopscotch, leap frog, blind man's buff

2 I often play different children games.

Объяснение:

Answer 2

1. There are numerous children's games that are popular and enjoyed by kids around the world. Here are some examples:

• Tag: A classic game where one person is "it" and tries to chase and touch the other players, who then become "it" if tagged.
• Hide and Seek: A game where one player closes their eyes and counts while the others hide. The seeker then tries to find the hidden players.
• Simon Says: A game where one player acts as the leader and gives commands starting with "Simon says." Players must follow the command only if it is preceded by "Simon says."
• Duck, Duck, Goose: Players sit in a circle, and one person goes around tapping others' heads, saying "duck" each time. They choose one person as the "goose" and that person must chase the first player around the circle.
• Musical Chairs: Chairs are arranged in a circle, and when the music plays, players walk around the chairs. When the music stops, they must quickly find a chair to sit on. One chair is removed each round, and the player left standing is out.
• Red Light, Green Light: One player acts as the "traffic light" and stands at a distance from the other players. When they say "green light," players move towards them, but when they say "red light," everyone must freeze. The traffic light tries to catch players moving during a red light.
• Hopscotch: Players throw a small object into numbered boxes drawn on the ground. They then hop on one leg, skipping the box with the object and picking it up on the way back.

2. The rules and gameplay of each game can vary, but here's a general idea of how some of these games are typically played:

• Tag: The player who is "it" tries to touch the other players. When someone is touched, they become "it," and the game continues.
• Hide and Seek: The player who is "it" closes their eyes and counts to a predetermined number while the other players hide. After counting, the seeker tries to find the hidden players. Once everyone is found or the seeker gives up, a new round begins with a different seeker.
• Simon Says: The leader gives commands starting with "Simon says," such as "Simon says, touch your nose." Players must follow the command only if it is preceded by "Simon says." If they follow a command without "Simon says," they are out. The last player remaining becomes the new leader.
• Duck, Duck, Goose: Players sit in a circle, and one player goes around tapping others' heads, saying "duck" each time. Eventually, they choose one person as the "goose" by tapping their head and saying "goose." The goose must then chase the tapper around the circle, trying to tag them before they reach the goose's empty spot. If the goose succeeds, the tapper becomes the new goose.
• Musical Chairs: Chairs are arranged in a circle, with one fewer chair than the number of players. When the music plays, players walk around the chairs. When the music stops, they must quickly find a chair to sit on. The player left without a chair is out, and one chair is removed for the next round. The game continues until only one player remains.
• Red Light, Green Light: The player acting as the traffic light stands at a distance from the other players. When they say "green light," players move towards them. However, when they say "red light," everyone must freeze. If the traffic light catches any player moving during a red light, that player is out. The game continues until one player reaches and tags the traffic light, who then becomes the new traffic light.
• Hopscotch