Is there a solid bridge is one of those children's games that completely captivates a child's imagination, while also ensuring that your little ones will have a wonderful time with their friends. You don't need anything for it apart from a large playing area, and it is especially suitable for large groups of children. We have prepared instructions for the game Is there a solid bridge?
Is there any solid bridge is a game that will transport your little ones into the world trains, bridges and golden birds and conjured up a wonderful afternoon for them. It is especially suitable for children from the age of 5, but it can be played 6 or more players. The game will be most interesting if it is a large group.
How to play Is there a solid bridge?
All you need to play Is There a Solid Bridge is a large one playing area.
First, children with counting determine two players, which will form "bridge". They do this by standing up opposite each other and se they notice for hands. At that time, they also determine which one of them will be "apple" and which one "golden bird".
The others then stand in column, with each player placing their palms on the shoulders the child standing in front of him- so he does "train". The "train" then moves forward, but stops when it reaches the "bridge". Then the "train" he asks: "Is this bridge of yours solid?" Bridge answer: "Hard as a stone, as a bone."
"Engineer", i.e. the child standing at the beginning of the train, then he exclaims: "Can our army go through?" "The bridge" answers: "We let the first one down, the last one." let's catch.” Then the two children who form a bridge raise their hands in the air so that the "train" under them goes forward - except for the child who is in the column the last one. This player's "bridge" catches between your hands and he asks quietly: "Which do you prefer, an apple or a golden bird?" The child answers and then stands in column behind the player from the "bridge" who is this figure at the beginning of the game chose.
The game continues in the same way until they are placed in the columns behind the two players forming the bridge all children from the "train". Then each of the teams tries another to pull to your side of the field. That team that is stronger, is then declared as victorious.
