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“Children learn as they play. Most importantly,in play children learn how to learn.” They learn so many things that they don’t even realise they are learning like problem solving and social skills.

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Fun and Healthy OutDoor Games

“Children learn as they play. Most importantly,in play children learn how to learn.” They learn so many things that they don’t even realise they are learning like problem solving and social skills.

Children of this generation have the same memories?

Most likely not, because many of them spend their time playing video games in a virtual world. This addiction has brought the classic Indian games mentioned above, and many others, to the brink of extinction.

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Ideas for outdoor games

Hopscotch
Well, this one needs no introduction. The rules of hopscotch are ingrained in every Indian almost like the rules of cricket! However, we have a twist and our version is definitely more engaging for the smarty-pants you’re bringing up.
Hide-and-Seek
This is one of those outdoor games that needs no explanation. Everybody has played this game. Quickly hide so that your child can seek you out and have oodles of fun doing that!
Kabaddi
Who doesn’t know kabaddi? These days, there’s even a kabaddi league on TV, which you can show to your kids to get them excited about the sport. Kabaddi is one of those outdoor games which can be nurtured for a lifetime career as well.
Cat and mouse chase
The catch-me-if-you-can game is probably older than the Ramayana and is always fun to play. Within a group of two or more kids, one kid needs to catch the other and whoever gets caught first, runs and catches the others. We keep running and catching like cats and mice.
Cricket
A game played by two teams of 11 players who get points by hitting a ball with a bat and running between two sets of sticks called stumps. Someone who plays this sport is called a cricketer
Treasure hunt with flags
This game is basically the opposite of Capture the Flag, where you are try ing to get rid of objects instead of capture them.
Seesaw
A seesaw is a piece of playground equipment made of a board balanced on a center support. To play on a seesaw, you sit on one end with a friend on the other end, moving up and down.
Football
Any of several games played between two teams on a usually rectangular field having goalposts or goals at each end and whose object is to get the ball over a goal line, into a goal, or between goalposts by running, passing, or kicking.
Cycling
Cycling, also called bicycling or biking, is the use of bicycles for transport, recreation, exercise or sport.Apart from two-wheeled bicycles, "cycling" also includes the riding of unicycles, tricycles.
Tug of war
Tug of war is one of those outdoor games that was once part of the Olympics. If you want to give your child the feel of an actual game of strength, play tug of war with the original rules of the game, as played in the Olympics.
Rope jumping
I’m sure as little girls and boys, all of us have jumped rope. I used to call it skipping ropes and it was loads of fun to skip ropes in a group. If you’re looking at easy yet involving outdoor games for your little one, this one is just right for you.
Marble game
In Hindi, Kanche is known as marbles and the game of marbles is a very common outdoor game.
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Benefits of playing outdoor games for children!

Playing outside in the dust and grime builds the immune system of your child.

Stepping out in fresh air improves blood circulation that helps in improving digestion and generally, in keeping the child fit.

Playing outdoor games makes the child more socially adept. Team play and coordination are required to play most of these games.

Outdoor play may encourage kids to take calculated risks – and become more confident in their abilities.

Enhanced opportunities to learn social skills, overcome fears, and develop a lifelong connection with nature.