One Leged chasing
Divide the students into two groups. Make a circle according to the number of students. One group will be the chaser and the other will be the runner. Each chaser will come and chase the runner. If the chaser touches a runner, one point will be calculated. The group who will score more points will be the winner.
Frog Chasing
Divide the students into two groups. Make a circle according to convenience. One group will be the chaser group and the other will be the runner. Each chaser will come and chase like a frog. The chaser will touch the runner with his leg only. If he touches a runner, one point is calculated. The more scorer will be the runner.
Ramakrishna
The students will sit in a circular position. The first student will tell number '1', second student '2' and it will continue so on. One should tell 'Rama' if the number is divided by 3. One should tell 'Krishna' if the number is divided by 5. One should tell 'Ramakrishna' if the number if the number is divided by both 3 and 5. The student who will stay still last will be the winner of the game.
Divide the students into two groups. Make a circle according to the number of students. One group will be the chaser and the other will be the runner. Each chaser will come and chase the runner. If the chaser touches a runner, one point will be calculated. The group who will score more points will be the winner.
Frog Chasing
Divide the students into two groups. Make a circle according to convenience. One group will be the chaser group and the other will be the runner. Each chaser will come and chase like a frog. The chaser will touch the runner with his leg only. If he touches a runner, one point is calculated. The more scorer will be the runner.
Ramakrishna
The students will sit in a circular position. The first student will tell number '1', second student '2' and it will continue so on. One should tell 'Rama' if the number is divided by 3. One should tell 'Krishna' if the number is divided by 5. One should tell 'Ramakrishna' if the number if the number is divided by both 3 and 5. The student who will stay still last will be the winner of the game.
