7 games to keep kids away from electronic devices
Nowadays, children have been abusing electronic devices, which has a very bad effect on their development. However, there are still many great games that replace videos and games on computers and phones.
If parents are feeling worried because their children are spending too much time on phone, tablet, laptop screens, perhaps it's time to show them how their childhood was like through folk games filled with laughter.
1. Hide and seek game
This is a game that any child would love, it can keep them playing for hours without getting tired and it doesn't require any toys.
2. Hopscotch
Just a little chalk or stone to draw on the ground or sidewalk and you can start playing. This game is suitable for children from 4-6 years old, usually only about 2-5 players, if there are too many people, it will take longer to get your turn.
3. Clapping Game
Clapping is a timeless game that can be played by both boys and girls. Repeating a simple action quickly and accurately to the words of a song helps children improve their memory and communication skills, and even teaches them empathy.
4. Jump rope
Jumping rope is suitable for groups of 3 or more people, the rules of the game are quite simple. This is the perfect game to help children exercise outdoors. It is a great solution for hyperactive children and increases sociability among friends.
5. Musical chairs
Musical chairs is one of the most timeless and popular games to play at any kids party. All we need is some chairs, a group of kids and a music player.
Everyone participating starts with a chair, the children rotate around to the remaining chairs and when the music stops, they must sit down, those without chairs are left behind.
6. Chess
Every family should have a chess board in the house, this is a game that requires concentration, strategy, intelligence and alertness. If you train your children to love this game, it will help their intelligence very well.
7. Play checkers
O an quan (o quan, o lang) is a familiar and attractive folk game, associated with the childhood of most parents. The game of o an quan has many benefits such as training perseverance, calculation and memory, so it is loved by both children and adults.