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goh_si_xian_noelle3 — 2025-03-12 09:01:53 UTC

IJHCC ACTIVITIES IDEAS

activity name
game/activity rules
logistics (items needed)
how long it will take

2025-03-12 09:11:05 UTC

Slime making
Slime making
Marshmallows, cornstarch, food dye
5min

tan_ni_xuan_megan1_1 — 2025-03-12 09:11:45 UTC

Claire and Megan

1.balloon pop

There would be a few balloons stuck to the ground by tape and the person would have 30 seconds to pop all the balloons. The pops who pops all the balloons first will win.
We will need balloons and tape and a timer
It will take about 1 minute because there will be 2 rounds.

2025-03-12 09:12:02 UTC

( Yasmin's Group)

1. Pasta jewelry (arts and craft)

2. Making jewelry using dry pasta

Dry macaroni, string and markers
About 5 minutes.

1. Ball Game

2. Passing the ball around while the music is playing. Then once the music stops, the student have to introduce themself.

3. A ball and music

4. About 20 minutes

genevieve_wong_xin_hui3 — 2025-03-12 09:12:56 UTC

Genevieve & Julia

Craft stick airplanes
create a plane out of popsicles sticks and a clothes peg
Popsicles sticks, clothes peg , glue and colouring materials
Duration : 10-15 mins each

2025-03-12 09:13:16 UTC

charades

Rules

Begin with a bowl of phrases and/or titles. In turn, each player draws a slip from the bowl and acts out the phrase shown using hand signals and body motions but no spoken words. Players then try to guess the title/phrase. The player giving the correct answer is allocated a point.( credit google)

Logistics : a paper made box, some slips of papers for writing the words for others to guess

5 min

2025-03-12 09:13:41 UTC

9 + 10? Parachuting without the parachute

2025-03-12 09:13:48 UTC

Karis and Drusilla

1.Make an origami heart and give it to someone who deserves it

2.Items needed: origami paper and scissors

3 Time needed: 5 min per group

2025-03-12 09:14:08 UTC

Don't drop the hula hoop!!

This is a teamwork game. Everyone has to hold hands, and be able to get everyone to go through the hula hoop without letting go of each other's hands and dropping it. Whoever's group completes it the fastest, wins! 2. All we need is a hula hoop. The game should about 3 minutes or more depending on the amount of students in each group.

tinuviel_ng_xi_yue1_1 — 2025-03-12 09:14:44 UTC

splat
we will get the children to gather in a big circle and there will be one person in the middle. that person will go around the circle and at any random time, they can stop, point to a person and say "splat". then, that person will squat down and the people beside that person will say "bang" and the one with the slower reaction time will be out.
we only need people
depends on the number of people. I f there are a lot, it may take about 45min

2025-03-12 09:16:33 UTC

Clay making
Make animals out of clay!!
Clay, newspaper to not make a mess
10-30 minutes. Depends.
1. Origami flower
  1.Fold a square piece of paper in half diagonally to make a triangle
2. Fold the triangle in half
3. Open the fold, facing the folded line upwards
4. Fold the points of the base upwards
5. Turn the flower over
6. Fold back the sides of the flower
7. Paper
8. 10-20 minutes. Depends.
  
  1.Bracelet making
  2.Cut 4 equal strands of cord or yarn.
9. Tie 1 end of the strands together and tape them to a flat work surface.
10. Braid the outer strands towards the center.
11. Bring the right strand over 1 and lift the leftmost strand over 2 strands.
12. Keep braiding the outermost strands until you reach the end of your yarn.
  3.String
  4.20-30 minutes. Depends.

2025-03-12 09:24:00 UTC

paper stars

1) write encouragement words on the paper strip

2) fold the paper stars

3) put them in a jar and they can open the paper stars when they are feeling down

items needed: paper strips and a jar

time needed: 5-10 minutes

2025-03-12 09:24:34 UTC

Rachel 2C

1.paper stars

making paper stars using strips of coloured paper
paper strips
3to4 minutes

tinuviel_ng_xi_yue1_1 — 2025-03-12 09:26:10 UTC

Gartic phone but in real life
It is charades ( but drawing ) and broken telephone. We will split the children into groups of 10 or 8. The first person in line will get a prompt and they will have to draw it. Then, they will show the next person who will guess what it is and they will tell the next person what they think it is. The next person will draw what the previous person told them.

(e.g. Prompt: cat

person A will draw a cat. They will pass it to person B to guess what it is. B Person B will tell Person C what they think it is, for example, Person B thinks it is a rock. Person C will draw what Person B told them. Last person will say what they think it is out loud.)

whiteboard and whiteboard markers
Depends on how fast the children guess. Probably 20-30 min per group.