Children's games are activities designed for fun and entertainment, often involving physical movement, creativity, or problem-solving. These games can be played indoors or outdoors and typically encourage social interaction among peers. Popular examples include tag, hide and seek, and Simon says, which help develop skills like teamwork and communication. Many children's games have simple rules and can be adapted to suit different age groups. They often involve elements of competition or cooperation, fostering a sense of community. Traditional games like hopscotch and jump rope have been passed down through generations, while modern games may include digital formats, such as video games.