What activities are there on Children's Day?

Children's Day activities include solve riddles on the lanterns, tongue twister and blowing out candles.

1, riddle guessing: each person can guess three, and each one will win a prize ticket.

2. Tongue twister: Draw lots to decide, and each person will tongue twister once. Whoever can read the tongue twister accurately, fluently and continuously will get a prize ticket.

3. Blow out the candles: everyone blows out once, and whoever blows out ten candles in one breath will get a prize ticket.

4. Touch the deer's nose: Everyone touches it once, blindfolded for three turns, and whoever touches the deer's nose will get a prize ticket. 5. Bowling: Each person plays three times, and whoever hits the target within 10 meters will get a reward ticket.

6. Drumming for the blind: Everyone drums once and turns around blindfolded for three times. Whoever drums will get a ticket.

7. Fishing: Each person catches three points for one minute, one prize ticket, six points, two prize tickets, and so on.

8. Holding table tennis: Each table tennis player will hold table tennis for one minute, and 20 table tennis players will receive one bonus ticket and 40 table tennis players will receive two bonus tickets.

9. Ring: each person sets five times, wins two prizes, one prize ticket, four prizes, two prizes, five prizes and three prizes.

Introduction to Children's Day on June 1st:

Starting from 1949, People's Republic of China (PRC) officially designated June 1 as the International Children's Day. Schools generally organize related group activities for this purpose, requiring students to dress formally (wear white shirts and blue pants before popularizing school uniforms). Although Hong Kong is a part of China, the date of Children's Day in Hong Kong is the same as that of Children's Day in Taiwan Province Province, China, both on April 4th.

In China, every year on Children's Day, the school organizes some collective activities, prepares some programs in advance to celebrate children's day, friends exchange gifts, parents fulfill their children's wishes on that day, take their children out to play or have a big meal, and so on.