The Game Building Bridges Across The River

There are many uses for air track mats, and they are often used by kindergarten or primary and secondary school teachers to enrich physical education lessons. They use the mats to design a variety of games for the children to play. In this way, the children are able to exercise and improve their physical fitness, and at the same time, their ability to work together can be significantly improved. Today, I am going to share a small game with you, Building Bridges Across the River. If you are a kindergarten or primary or secondary school teacher, I believe this article will bring you inspiration.

Game description

Objective: To develop general motor skills and teamwork.

Method: Divide the students into teams of equal numbers. Each team member stands in a vertical line behind the starting line with an air track mat in hand. The first team member quickly sets up the air track mat on their "river" to make a bridge, then returns and hits the second person in the palm of the hand. The second player moves forward on the first air track mat to the end of the air track mat and lengthens the 'bridge' by placing their mat in front of the first air track mat. This is done in turn. When the last member of the team has set up the air track mat, the bridge is considered to have been successfully built and the other members of the team cross the bridge in turn.

Rules: Firstly, each air track mat must be connected at the beginning and end. Secondly, only one person can build the bridge at a time. In addition, the last member of the team to build a bridge can cross it without returning, while the rest of the team crosses in turn.

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If you have a lot of children at home, or if you are a school or kindergarten teacher, then you will need air track mats. After all, children love to play games. If you want to buy air track mats, welcome to Kameymall, where you can choose from a wide range of mats in different colours and sizes. We look forward to your visit.