Types of Game in PE

1. Trip to Jerusalem

Mechanics

The game is played by arranging chairs in a circle. The number of chairs should be
one less than the number of players. So, if there are 10 players, there should be 9
chairs. When the music starts, the players should dance while going around the
chairs. Each player must take a seat as soon as the music stops. The one who
couldn’t get a seat is eliminated. A chair is then removed until there’s only one left
for two players to fight for. The player who gets the last chair wins.

2. Longest Line

Mechanics

The goal of the game is to make a longest line out of the items found on the body of
the group members. Players are divided into groups of equal size. They are given
time, typically five minutes, to make a line using items such as shoes, slippers, belts,
shirts, pants, handkerchief, and whatever is found on the body of the member. The
one who makes the longest line within the allotted time wins.

3. Bring Me
 Mechanics

Also called “Give Me What I Want”, the game requires the player to bring to the host
whatever he/she wants. It starts with the host saying “Bring me + item wanted”. The
player who brings the item first gets the prize. The most popular items often asked
include white hair, peso bills, and curly hair among others.

4. Statue Dance

Mechanics

Similar to Trip to Jerusalem, this game also involves music and dancing. When the
music plays, the players must dance and must freeze once it stops. Those who are
unable to remain still get eliminated. The game continues until there’s only one
person left who will be declared as the winner. To make the game more challenging,
the mechanics are reversed. The players should dance when there’s no music and
must freeze once it plays.

5. Paper Dance
 Mechanics
The game requires a piece of paper, typically newspaper, and like Trip to
Jerusalem, it involves music and dancing as well. Players are grouped into
twos and must dance when the music is being played. Once the music stops,
players must step on the paper and must stay that way until the music is
played again. The couple whose feet are touching the ground is eliminated.
The newspaper is then folded in half every round so it gets smaller and
smaller. The last team standing is declared the winner.

6. Egg Relay

Mechanics

To play this game, players are divided into groups of equal size. The first
player will then carry their egg on the spoon from the starting to a
turnaround point and back again. The egg is then passed off to the next
teammate who takes their turn. Players must be careful not to let the egg fall
off the spoon else they will be required to stop, pick up the egg, and start
again. The team who completes the relay first is declared as the winner.
7. Pop the Balloon

Mechanics

Players are divided into groups of equal size. Each player is given a balloon
and each team has a chair positioned a few meters away from the starting
line. As soon as the go signal is given, the first player of the team runs to the
chair, sits on it to pop the balloon, and return to the team so the next players
can take their turn. The first team to pop all their balloons is declared as the
winner.

8. Tomato Dance

Mechanics

The game requires partners to dance with a big, red tomato pressed
between their faces. Partners must prevent the tomato from falling to the
 ground or from disintegrating else they’ll be eliminated. The last team
standing is declared as the winner.

9. Rapid fire

Mechanics

I. Arrange 6 plastic cups or empty cans to form a pyramid.

II. The player must be 3 meters away from the cups/cans.
III. The player that could turn down the pyramid (all the cups/cans) wins!

10.Blow the ball

Mechanics

1. Collect 6 plastic cups and fill each cup with water (up to the brim).
2. Line 6 cups together in one row and the other in another row.
3. Get a ping-pong ball and place on each row’s first cup of water.
4. The players must blow their own balls to transfer it to the next cup until they
reach the 6th one.
5. The one who finishes first wins.