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Juegos - Juegos al Aire Libre

Aquí aprenderás algunas palabras en inglés relacionadas con juegos al aire libre como "rayuela", "tira y afloja" y "saltar la cuerda".

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hide-and-seek
hide-and-seek
[Sustantivo]

a game for children in which one player closes or covers their eyes while others hide and then try to find where they are

escondite

escondite

Ex: We used to play hide-and-seek in the backyard when we were kids. 

Solíamos jugar al escondite en el patio trasero cuando éramos niños.

hopscotch
hopscotch
[Sustantivo]

a game for children, in which each player throws a stone, marker, etc. on a squared pattern that was drawn on the ground and hops on them to pick it up

rayuela

rayuela

Ex: I couldn't keep my balance when I tried to hop on one foot during hopscotch. 

No pude mantener el equilibrio cuando intenté saltar en un pie durante el avión.

kick the can

a classic outdoor children's game where one player tries to find and tag the other players who are hiding, while the hiders attempt to run and kick a can before being tagged

Ex: Kick the can is a great game for a large group of friends to play outdoors. 
tag
tag
[Sustantivo]

a children’s game played by two or more children, in which one runs after the others and tries to touch them, the touched player then has to run after the others instead

pilla-pilla

pilla-pilla

duck, duck, goose
duck, duck, goose
[Sustantivo]

a children's game where players sit in a circle, and one player walks around the outside, tapping others on the head and saying "duck" until choosing someone as "goose," who must then chase the first player around the circle before being tagged

pato,  pato

pato, pato

Ex: We played duck, duck, goose at recess today, and everyone was laughing. 

Hoy jugamos pato, pato, ganso en el recreo, y todos se reían.

cornhole
cornhole
[Sustantivo]

a lawn game in which players take turns throwing bean bags or corn-filled bags toward a raised platform with a hole in it, aiming to score points by getting the bags into the hole or landing them on the platform

cornhole, juego de bolsas de maíz

cornhole, juego de bolsas de maíz

Ex: They brought a cornhole set to the beach, and we played all afternoon. 

Trajeron un juego de cornhole a la playa, y jugamos toda la tarde.

Capture the Flag

a team-based outdoor game where players from two teams try to capture the opposing team's flag, located in their territory, and bring it back to their own base without being tagged or captured by the opposing team

Ex: Capture the Flag is always more fun when we play it in a large open space. 
jump rope
jump rope
[Sustantivo]

an activity in which a person jumps over a swinging rope, either as a child's game or a cardiovascular exercise

cuerda de saltar, salto a la comba

cuerda de saltar, salto a la comba

Ex: Jump rope helps improve coordination and endurance. 

Saltar la cuerda ayuda a mejorar la coordinación y la resistencia.

sack race
sack race
[Sustantivo]

a traditional outdoor game where participants hop or jump inside a large sack or burlap bag from a starting line to a finish line, competing to see who can reach the end the fastest

carrera de sacos, carrera en saco

carrera de sacos, carrera en saco

Ex: I could barely keep my balance during the sack race, but I managed to finish in second place. 

Apenas podía mantener el equilibrio durante la carrera de sacos, pero logré terminar en segundo lugar.

horseshoes
horseshoes
[Sustantivo]

a classic outdoor game where players take turns throwing horseshoes at a stake planted in the ground, aiming to encircle the stake or land the horseshoe close to it to score points

herradura, juego de herradura

herradura, juego de herradura

Ex: I’m not very good at horseshoes, but I had fun trying. 

No soy muy bueno en el juego de herraduras, pero me divertí intentándolo.

jegichagi
jegichagi
[Sustantivo]

a traditional Korean game where players kick a small object to keep it in the air without letting it touch the ground

jegichagi, un juego tradicional coreano en el que los jugadores patean un objeto pequeño para mantenerlo en el aire sin dejarlo tocar el suelo

jegichagi, un juego tradicional coreano en el que los jugadores patean un objeto pequeño para mantenerlo en el aire sin dejarlo tocar el suelo

Ex: Jegichagi is a fun way to practice balance and coordination while having a good time outdoors. 

El jegichagi es una forma divertida de practicar el equilibrio y la coordinación mientras se disfruta al aire libre.

hacky sack
hacky sack
[Sustantivo]

a casual game where players use their feet and other body parts to keep a small, round sack filled with beans or sand off the ground for as long as possible, often played in a circle or among friends for fun and skill-building

el footbag, el juego de la bolsita

el footbag, el juego de la bolsita

Ex: She joined us for a game of hacky sack after the picnic. 

Se unió a nosotros para un juego de hacky sack después del picnic.

Chinese jump rope
Chinese jump rope
[Sustantivo]

a children's game that involves using an elastic band looped around the ankles or legs of two players while a third player jumps over and performs various patterns and movements within the elastic loop

goma de saltar china, comba china

goma de saltar china, comba china

Ex: I remember playing Chinese jump rope with my friends when we were kids. 

Recuerdo jugar al salto chino con mis amigos cuando éramos niños.

steal the bacon

a team-based outdoor game where two teams compete to retrieve a designated object placed in the center and return it to their side without getting tagged by the opposing team

Ex: In steal the bacon, we had to sprint as fast as we could to grab the object. 
tug of war
tug of war
[Frase]

a competitive team game where two teams pull on opposite ends of a rope, aiming to drag the other team across a designated centerline or marker to win

Ex: They decided to organize a tug of war tournament at the summer camp. 
Red Rover
Red Rover
[Sustantivo]

a children's outdoor game where two teams line up facing each other, and players take turns running to break through the opposing team's linked arms

Red Rover, El juego del cortahilos

Red Rover, El juego del cortahilos

Ex: She ran as fast as she could in Red Rover, hoping to break through the line, but she couldn’t. 

Corrió tan rápido como pudo en Red Rover, con la esperanza de romper la línea, pero no pudo.

Simon Says
Simon Says
[Frase]

a game for children in which a player is considered as a leader and other players must do what the leader says only if they add “Simon says” at the beginning of their instructive sentences

Simón dice

Simón dice

Ex: Simon Says is always fun because you have to pay close attention to hear if Simon really says to do something. 
Molkky
Molkky
[Sustantivo]

a Finnish outdoor game where players throw a wooden pin, called the "mölkky," to knock down numbered wooden pins, trying to reach a specific score without going over, and it combines elements of bowling and accuracy

Molkky, un juego finlandés de bolos

Molkky, un juego finlandés de bolos

Ex: Mölkky is one of those games that’s easy to learn but hard to master. 

Mölkky es uno de esos juegos que son fáciles de aprender pero difíciles de dominar.

neolttwigi
neolttwigi
[Sustantivo]

a traditional Korean outdoor game and performance art where participants use a see-saw-like wooden board to jump and perform acrobatic tricks, typically during festive events and celebrations

neolttwigi, juego tradicional coreano de balancín

neolttwigi, juego tradicional coreano de balancín

Ex: After watching a few people play neolttwigi, I decided to give it a try, and it was so much fun. 

Después de ver a algunas personas jugar al neolttwigi, decidí probarlo, y fue muy divertido.

beanbag
beanbag
[Sustantivo]

a small, weighted fabric bag filled with beans or similar material, often used in various throwing or tossing games

saco de frijoles, bolsa de semillas

saco de frijoles, bolsa de semillas

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