Scooters are riding toys for children. The child is activated by pushing with his foot, then rides and slides. When the rider slows down, he can either stop by dragging his foot, or push off again, and slip along the trail. While riding horses with friends is one of the ways to pass the time and do much-needed exercises, play games with the help of children scooters, makes them even more fun. All games require at least one scooter. Some require more than one.
Circular game
Determine the hardest diameter that a child can travel with his scooter. Use chalk to mark a circle on the ground that is slightly larger than the specified diameter. You have a competition to see how many consecutive laps each rider can complete, without leaving the circle or jumping off the scooter. Several children can play this game, even if there is only one scooter. Children can take turns riding in a circle.
Longest line
Using the line as a starting point, riders get one repulsion from the starting point. The child who slides the longest without dropping his legs wins the game. This game can be played with several children. scooters with every child on their scooter. An alternative is that children can use the same scooter.
Running race
Perhaps the most traditional of scooter games, this race has a designated starting and ending point. Riders start at the same time from the starting line. The first to cross the finish line wins the race. The finish line may be far away for older children for more excitement. If there are too many participants to fit comfortably in the width of the race zone, they can compete in races or groups, and the winners advance to the second stage.
slalom
The slalom course is set on a flat riding surface. Use cones or plastic jugs spaced a few feet apart, with the line drawn at the end. Each racer is timed to a stopwatch or watch to find out who is the fastest.
Relay race
The group is divided into teams with equal riders. For each team there is a starting line and a cone, at equal distance from the starting line. When the race starts, each team sends one rider at a time on a scooter. The rider must go around the cone and return to send the next rider. The team that finishes first wins the race.
