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School game
A school game, also known as a schoolyard game, playground game, or recess game is an outside playground game that kids in an elementary school (although it can stretch towards secondary school) play, done out of enjoyment, competition, or to pass the time. School games often have multiple variations, and there does not exist formally a rulebook for most school games.
Each school has games have rules that most be obeyed. Some require the use of an object, such as a ball or chalk. School games are played for enjoyment and competition. Both older and younger children greatly value just being with and talking with their friends.[1] Most school games are played outside; however, there exist some that can be played indoors in a gymnasium.
References
edit- ^ Lindon, Jennie (2001). Understanding Children's Play, p.83. Nelson Thornes. ISBN 9780748739707.
External links
edit- List of traditional children's games [1]