What games are more suitable for playing during the trip?

If everyone eats together or something, it is suggested to play "a frog jumps into the water" or interval games ~ in addition, it can be a killing game.

Everyone knows the killing game, so I won't say much.

A frog jumps into the water to play like this, which tests reflection and sensitivity.

In order, everyone says a word. For example, A says "one" and B says "only one" C "green" D "frog" E "jumps F" and drops "G" water. At this time, H will say "wow", which is to imitate the frog. Then the next person goes on "one", "only", "frog", "jump", "water", "wow" and "wow"

In other words, as the number of frogs increases, the number of "wow" will also increase. Everyone can only say one word, and there can be no mistakes ~ ~ ~

The interval setting is like this, and everyone is required to sit together, preferably in a circle. Person A who started the game secretly wrote a number 0- 100 on the paper, such as 47. Then report "0- 100", the people around him will say 50, A will say "0-50", and the next person will continue to say 20, and A will answer "20-50" in turn. When the last person has no choice but to answer 47, that person loses.

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You can find a very detailed explanation of the killing game on the internet ~ I won't say much here ~

When a frog jumps into the water, everyone says a word and takes turns to say it, for example: one, only, green, frog, jump, down, water, gung, two, only, green, frog, jump, down, gung. It's easy to make mistakes if you don't concentrate.

Regarding interval set, if I set 28, A says 30, I answer 0-30, B says 25, I answer 25-30, C says 29, I answer 25-29 and D says 27, then the loser is E, because she has no choice but to say 28. This is a trap.

Hmm ~ ~ You can ask again if you don't understand ~