What are the rules of the game of radish squatting?

Radish squat is a common form of game. This game is played in the eleventh issue of Hunan Satellite TV's large-scale parent-child outdoor reality show "Where is Dad?". . Here are the rules of the game. Welcome to reading.

1. Divide participants into several groups. Each group can be one person or many people.

2. Name each group with different colors. For example, we have five groups of participants, so we named them: yellow radish, white radish, green radish, green radish and carrot.

3. Randomly select a group as the starting group, and the members of this group say "X radish squat, X radish squat, X radish squat, Y radish squat" while doing squats. After speaking, point to the corresponding radish group.

4. For example, starting from the yellow radish, the members of the yellow radish squatted and said, "Yellow radish squatted, yellow radish squatted, green radish squatted", and then pointed to the green radish ball. If the last designated radish group does not exist, or the group where the fingers of the radish belong does not match the group name mentioned in the mouth, the radish is eliminated.

For example:

The yellow radish said "yellow radish squats, yellow radish squats, and yellow radish squats after black radish squats", but there is no black radish group in this activity (or the black radish group has been eliminated and is not on the field), so the yellow radish is eliminated.

② The yellow radish said "yellow radish squats, yellow radish squats, and yellow radish squats after green radish squats", but the finger is the carrot group, so the yellow radish was eliminated.

5. Next, the green radish group began to squat down and shout slogans according to step 3, and then designated the next radish group to squat down. Whenever a group makes a mistake, it will be eliminated according to the elimination rules mentioned in the precautions mentioned later.

6. This cycle is repeated until the last group left on the field is the winning group.

Precautions:

If there is only one person in each group, the group will be eliminated directly if there is an error; If there is more than one person in each group, the elimination rules can be determined before the competition. When one person makes a mistake, the whole group can be eliminated or only the person who made the mistake can be eliminated. This can be decided by the organizer before the competition starts.

Unless there are only the last two teams left on the field, you can't refer back immediately. For example, there are three teams on the field, and carrots are designated after the carrots are finished, so carrots cannot be designated after the carrots are finished.

During the competition, the audience can cooperate with shouting slogans and gradually speed up, which will increase the difficulty.

Attachment: Rules of the game for children's radish squatting.

1. Activity purpose: to test the reaction ability of participants and enliven the atmosphere.

2. Activity time: 15 minutes

3. Number of people needed: 18 (divided into three rounds, with 6 people in each round)

4. Optional colors: red, orange, yellow, green, cyan, blue, purple, black and white.

5. Specific operations:

(1) Six contestants choose a color to represent a radish color;

(2) The host appointed a person to start, and the appointed person said, "Squat, squat, squat, squat." (Example: carrot squat, carrot squat, carrot squat, carrot squat);

(3) The radish of the called color squats down and repeats the instruction, and so on;

(4) The player who stays on the field finally wins;

6. Rules of the game:

(1) Those who were called but didn't squat or call wrong were eliminated;

(2) said that he was also eliminated;

(3) The radish of one color is repeated no more than 2 times;

(4) The rhythm changes from slow to fast, while doing squats;

7. Game rewards:

(1) Participation Award: (Can be given or not, the planning group decides)

(2) Winning prize: the winner of each group has three copies (the prize should be distinguished from the participation prize).