JUEGOS   POPULARES
ADAPTADOS AL AULA DE
INGLES


TRADITIONAL   GAMES
ADAPTED TO THE
ENGLISH CLASS
The children’s games are very
   important for the English
   Class in Primary Education
    since we can teach many
 issues related to the subject
  through them, and also the
    children prefer learn by
             playing.
Through games, the children
develop their motor abilities,
 they learn speak with their
 bodies, they improve their
  communicative abilities…
We must also take into account
 games for children who do not
develop their physical abilities,
but if other skills necessary for
their lives; these games are the
 games body of knowledge and
body expression, those who also
          speak broadly
GAMES
THE SEVEN STONES
RULES
The development of this game
 is simple because it consists
 of two teams of eight or ten
            players
Initially they are located in
      their part of field
Once the game start it is to
   steal the ball from the
opposition camp, but when we
  move our field, we can be
made prisoners only give us a
       pat on the back
Once captured, we must
remain paralysed in the place
where we have been touched
We can be salvaged simply by
a colleague us of a tap on the
   body, we can continued
           playing
Every time we move the
 opponent camp only catch a
  ball or stone can also save
some companion who has been
 trapped and taken prisoner
METHODOLOGICAL
 CONSIDERATION
With this game the children
work cooperation, speed, time
         reaction…
VARIANTS
The prisoners must be able
to walk, with one arm raised
  and waving a red scarf, in
 this way it will be easier on
his fellow located them (Eye
         coordination)
To make it easier to keep the
 ball in our area, they can be
   launched from the site
  where they are caught by
 both participants, so that a
       player on our team
may be receiving the ball and
put it in his field (Launch and
           reception)
To make it more difficult
  decision-making from the
point of view of the attacker,
    he will have to choose
 between saving one of their
 comrades and steal a ball to
 the opposing team each time
     they cross the field
           contrary
So is more difficult for the
  attacker decided by one or
the other option, because the
    rescue prisoners are as
  important as stealing balls.
       (Decision-making)
HANDKERCHIEF
RULES
This game is well known by all,
 there are two groups of equal
numbers of people, all listed, to
     face each other and at a
distance between the two teams
    equal to that which exists
between each group and mother
   (person who runs the game)
The mother has a
handkerchief in his hand and
its role is to say a number on
   each shift, the person in
  every group that has that
 number must run away from
    its position where it is
 heading toward the mother
Then there are several options
     for each participant:
Take the handkerchief from
the hands of the mother and
 run away to where they are
    located their friends
Let the opponent take the
  scarf and try to reach
      toward his field
Trying to fool the opponent to
    move from field with one
 foot and remove because you
   can not pass the imaginary
  line that marks the mother
VARIANTS
Once the mother says the
  number, participants must
 choose between leaving the
 lame leg and normal running
  back or run away and come
   back to the lame leg. So
making it difficult to decision
  making of the participants
chooses between two options
Once we got out of a thus, we
  can not change at halfway.
 (Coordination eyes-feet and
       decision making)
BALLS WAR
RULES
The game is simple: these are
    two teams faced in a
 rectangle with a number of
  game balls determined in
         each field
It is launching the largest
     number of balls to the
    opposing team at a time
 determined, so that you will
 lose the team that has more
balls in his field at the end of
      the time determined
VARIANTS
On the defensive, every
 component of teams only
 cares about defending an
area for action by default
allocation before start the
     game (Team work)
Both components of the two
 teams will be able to throw
the ball to the opposite field
  with the part of the body
they want (Work segmental)
Execute the launch of the
  ball to the opposite field
should be done with the arm
or body part to the contrary
 we use in normal conditions
    (Work segmental and
         coordination)
Create hot zones where if
you hit a ball joined a number
of extra points at the end of
  time (Coordination space)
FIELDS BURNED
RULES
There are two teams, one in
 midfield and the other is
 divided into two that are
 placed at the ends of the
            field
The attacking team (ends) has
  a ball with which he must to
 give to the opponents of the
 other team through the body
   releases these opponents
For his part,
team in the middle must try
to dodge the launches of the
    other team through
    movements, deceit...
VARIANTS
That launches by attacking
are directed entirely at the
   feet of their counter
 (Coordination eyes-hands)
The attack must catch the
ball with his hands at least
   once every eight boat
without the ball (Teamwork
    and decision making)
THE MILKMAN
Both teams must carry a ball
  some specific areas of the
 field opposite by ten passes
The defenders can only try
  run the trajectory of the
  passes, try to make them
drop the ball on the contrary
 but never can use for this,
 knock or struggle with the
           opposite
VARIANTS
Change the number of passes
necessary to mark, ten will be
      five (Teamwork)
The person who takes over
the ball has to pass under the
 legs of a partner (Teamwork
       and coordination)
RACING GROUPS
RULES
In this game are teams of
five persons, emerging from
 one brand to the voice and
 reach a pre-selected area
 and returning back to give
    the baton to another
colleague, who finished first
             win
VARIANTS
Instead of running forward,
running backwards, sideways,
  a lame leg... (Coordination
          eyes-feet)
Instead of running
individually, they can run in
     pairs hand in hand
        (Teamwork)
THE CIRCLE
RULES
In this game forming groups
 of eight people, one gets in
the middle I try to take away
 the ball to the other seven
 being passed to each other
  with their feet or hands
If the person is at the centre
  touches the ball, it goes to
   the outside while who has
 taken away the ball is placed
  in the centre and the game
          begins again
VARIANTS
Instead of having only one
child at the centre, there are
  two children (Teamwork)
This can only pass the ball
with their feet or only with
 their hands (Coordination
 eyes-feet or eyes-hands)
CIRCUIT TEST
RULES
In this game you create a
 circuit test for children.
Each test has an activity to
be undertaken, for example,
 boat ball, jumps between
    hoops with his legs
         together...
VARIANTS
The children do the circuit in
     pairs (Teamwork)
GAMES OF BODY
  EXPRESSION
RULES
The games are very physical
 actions important for the
   development of a child
  because thanks to them,
children can learn about the
 expressive qualities of her
body which will serve him in
           his life
The body knowledge and the
   development of the expressive
  capacities of it always take little
account because has always believed
   that it was not so important to
     teach physical education as
    traditional, but today it was
  discovered that thanks to teach
    physical actions, especially in
     primary contributes to the
 development of qualities and skills
        fundamental for life
The games that can be
taught in primary expression
on the body are innumerable,
but can be divided into three
 branches: knowledge body,
  dance and representation
KNOWLEDGE BODY

To the knowledge can be used
  corporal games with cards
identifying body parts, in pairs
or groups so that they will help
  strengthen knowledge. The
  knowledge body forms the
basis for developing games and
     dance representation
DANCE
these must go in progression, the
   first game of identifying pace,
  second, dance games, dance and
  third games in which they board
  the lessons learned in games of
  rhythm and dance games. These
games should proceed on the basis
 of identifying the paces get to be
able to build simple choreographies
REPRESENTATION

For games of representation
      there should be a
  progression, first simple
    situations and lather
 represent themselves and
 then together to create a
       scene of drama
We have traditionally believed
 that the body expression did
  not serve at all in physical
          education...
...but is gradually discovering
 that, thanks to that children
develop their motor skills and
   physical qualities better in
   some ways that practicing
             sport...
...they can develop their motor
       skills, reaction time,
       resilience, strength,
    teamwork and many other
     qualities that best sport
    doing sport also that this
       games are especially
            important...
...because they help the child
   to perform, to interact and
  speak with more confidence
          to the other
CONCLUSION
I   personally think that games for kids
  are the best way for those interested
  in sport
 All the games that I have developed
  above are activities that have much
  application to sport; children do not
  know that they are realizing many
  qualities are practicing sports such as
  coordination eyes-feet, eyes-hands,
  teamwork, speed, reaction time…
 These  games can serve as an
  introduction to sports such as
  basketball, football or athletics
 A very positive aspect of using games in
  physical education is that children are
  having fun, so you learn more and better
  what we want to teach
 So I think that games for kids are a
  great tool to work in physical education
BIBLIOGRAPHY
   AYMERICH, C. y M. (1981). For a child's expressive language.
    Barcelona: Home of the book.

   MOTOS, T. (1983). Initiation into the body expression.
    Barcelona: Humanities

   ORTZ, M.M. (2000). The body language and elements. The non-
    verbal communication and its applications academically. Bases and
    rationale applied to the educational.

   ROMERO MARTIN, R. (1997). The body expression applied to
    the educational.

   TORRES, J. (2000). Conceptual framework of the curriculum and
    corporal expression in education in primary.

   VILLADA, P. (1997). Corporal expression, new culture of the
    body at school.

Traditional games

  • 1.
    JUEGOS POPULARES ADAPTADOS AL AULA DE INGLES TRADITIONAL GAMES ADAPTED TO THE ENGLISH CLASS
  • 2.
    The children’s gamesare very important for the English Class in Primary Education since we can teach many issues related to the subject through them, and also the children prefer learn by playing.
  • 3.
    Through games, thechildren develop their motor abilities, they learn speak with their bodies, they improve their communicative abilities…
  • 4.
    We must alsotake into account games for children who do not develop their physical abilities, but if other skills necessary for their lives; these games are the games body of knowledge and body expression, those who also speak broadly
  • 5.
  • 6.
  • 7.
  • 8.
    The development ofthis game is simple because it consists of two teams of eight or ten players
  • 9.
    Initially they arelocated in their part of field
  • 10.
    Once the gamestart it is to steal the ball from the opposition camp, but when we move our field, we can be made prisoners only give us a pat on the back
  • 11.
    Once captured, wemust remain paralysed in the place where we have been touched
  • 12.
    We can besalvaged simply by a colleague us of a tap on the body, we can continued playing
  • 13.
    Every time wemove the opponent camp only catch a ball or stone can also save some companion who has been trapped and taken prisoner
  • 14.
  • 15.
    With this gamethe children work cooperation, speed, time reaction…
  • 16.
  • 17.
    The prisoners mustbe able to walk, with one arm raised and waving a red scarf, in this way it will be easier on his fellow located them (Eye coordination)
  • 18.
    To make iteasier to keep the ball in our area, they can be launched from the site where they are caught by both participants, so that a player on our team may be receiving the ball and put it in his field (Launch and reception)
  • 19.
    To make itmore difficult decision-making from the point of view of the attacker, he will have to choose between saving one of their comrades and steal a ball to the opposing team each time they cross the field contrary
  • 20.
    So is moredifficult for the attacker decided by one or the other option, because the rescue prisoners are as important as stealing balls. (Decision-making)
  • 21.
  • 22.
  • 23.
    This game iswell known by all, there are two groups of equal numbers of people, all listed, to face each other and at a distance between the two teams equal to that which exists between each group and mother (person who runs the game)
  • 24.
    The mother hasa handkerchief in his hand and its role is to say a number on each shift, the person in every group that has that number must run away from its position where it is heading toward the mother
  • 25.
    Then there areseveral options for each participant:
  • 26.
    Take the handkerchieffrom the hands of the mother and run away to where they are located their friends
  • 27.
    Let the opponenttake the scarf and try to reach toward his field
  • 28.
    Trying to foolthe opponent to move from field with one foot and remove because you can not pass the imaginary line that marks the mother
  • 29.
  • 30.
    Once the mothersays the number, participants must choose between leaving the lame leg and normal running back or run away and come back to the lame leg. So making it difficult to decision making of the participants chooses between two options
  • 31.
    Once we gotout of a thus, we can not change at halfway. (Coordination eyes-feet and decision making)
  • 32.
  • 33.
  • 34.
    The game issimple: these are two teams faced in a rectangle with a number of game balls determined in each field
  • 35.
    It is launchingthe largest number of balls to the opposing team at a time determined, so that you will lose the team that has more balls in his field at the end of the time determined
  • 36.
  • 37.
    On the defensive,every component of teams only cares about defending an area for action by default allocation before start the game (Team work)
  • 38.
    Both components ofthe two teams will be able to throw the ball to the opposite field with the part of the body they want (Work segmental)
  • 39.
    Execute the launchof the ball to the opposite field should be done with the arm or body part to the contrary we use in normal conditions (Work segmental and coordination)
  • 40.
    Create hot zoneswhere if you hit a ball joined a number of extra points at the end of time (Coordination space)
  • 41.
  • 42.
  • 43.
    There are twoteams, one in midfield and the other is divided into two that are placed at the ends of the field
  • 44.
    The attacking team(ends) has a ball with which he must to give to the opponents of the other team through the body releases these opponents
  • 45.
    For his part, teamin the middle must try to dodge the launches of the other team through movements, deceit...
  • 46.
  • 47.
    That launches byattacking are directed entirely at the feet of their counter (Coordination eyes-hands)
  • 48.
    The attack mustcatch the ball with his hands at least once every eight boat without the ball (Teamwork and decision making)
  • 49.
  • 50.
    Both teams mustcarry a ball some specific areas of the field opposite by ten passes
  • 51.
    The defenders canonly try run the trajectory of the passes, try to make them drop the ball on the contrary but never can use for this, knock or struggle with the opposite
  • 52.
  • 53.
    Change the numberof passes necessary to mark, ten will be five (Teamwork)
  • 54.
    The person whotakes over the ball has to pass under the legs of a partner (Teamwork and coordination)
  • 55.
  • 56.
  • 57.
    In this gameare teams of five persons, emerging from one brand to the voice and reach a pre-selected area and returning back to give the baton to another colleague, who finished first win
  • 58.
  • 59.
    Instead of runningforward, running backwards, sideways, a lame leg... (Coordination eyes-feet)
  • 60.
    Instead of running individually,they can run in pairs hand in hand (Teamwork)
  • 61.
  • 62.
  • 63.
    In this gameforming groups of eight people, one gets in the middle I try to take away the ball to the other seven being passed to each other with their feet or hands
  • 64.
    If the personis at the centre touches the ball, it goes to the outside while who has taken away the ball is placed in the centre and the game begins again
  • 65.
  • 66.
    Instead of havingonly one child at the centre, there are two children (Teamwork)
  • 67.
    This can onlypass the ball with their feet or only with their hands (Coordination eyes-feet or eyes-hands)
  • 68.
  • 69.
  • 70.
    In this gameyou create a circuit test for children. Each test has an activity to be undertaken, for example, boat ball, jumps between hoops with his legs together...
  • 71.
  • 72.
    The children dothe circuit in pairs (Teamwork)
  • 73.
    GAMES OF BODY EXPRESSION
  • 74.
  • 75.
    The games arevery physical actions important for the development of a child because thanks to them, children can learn about the expressive qualities of her body which will serve him in his life
  • 76.
    The body knowledgeand the development of the expressive capacities of it always take little account because has always believed that it was not so important to teach physical education as traditional, but today it was discovered that thanks to teach physical actions, especially in primary contributes to the development of qualities and skills fundamental for life
  • 77.
    The games thatcan be taught in primary expression on the body are innumerable, but can be divided into three branches: knowledge body, dance and representation
  • 78.
    KNOWLEDGE BODY To theknowledge can be used corporal games with cards identifying body parts, in pairs or groups so that they will help strengthen knowledge. The knowledge body forms the basis for developing games and dance representation
  • 79.
    DANCE these must goin progression, the first game of identifying pace, second, dance games, dance and third games in which they board the lessons learned in games of rhythm and dance games. These games should proceed on the basis of identifying the paces get to be able to build simple choreographies
  • 80.
    REPRESENTATION For games ofrepresentation there should be a progression, first simple situations and lather represent themselves and then together to create a scene of drama
  • 81.
    We have traditionallybelieved that the body expression did not serve at all in physical education...
  • 82.
    ...but is graduallydiscovering that, thanks to that children develop their motor skills and physical qualities better in some ways that practicing sport...
  • 83.
    ...they can developtheir motor skills, reaction time, resilience, strength, teamwork and many other qualities that best sport doing sport also that this games are especially important...
  • 84.
    ...because they helpthe child to perform, to interact and speak with more confidence to the other
  • 85.
    CONCLUSION I personally think that games for kids are the best way for those interested in sport  All the games that I have developed above are activities that have much application to sport; children do not know that they are realizing many qualities are practicing sports such as coordination eyes-feet, eyes-hands, teamwork, speed, reaction time…
  • 86.
     These games can serve as an introduction to sports such as basketball, football or athletics  A very positive aspect of using games in physical education is that children are having fun, so you learn more and better what we want to teach  So I think that games for kids are a great tool to work in physical education
  • 87.
    BIBLIOGRAPHY  AYMERICH, C. y M. (1981). For a child's expressive language. Barcelona: Home of the book.  MOTOS, T. (1983). Initiation into the body expression. Barcelona: Humanities  ORTZ, M.M. (2000). The body language and elements. The non- verbal communication and its applications academically. Bases and rationale applied to the educational.  ROMERO MARTIN, R. (1997). The body expression applied to the educational.  TORRES, J. (2000). Conceptual framework of the curriculum and corporal expression in education in primary.  VILLADA, P. (1997). Corporal expression, new culture of the body at school.