Energized by the food, everyone was ready for the most exciting part: the students-parents games. Pupils and their parents teamed up for the Relay Game. They showed their cooperation as they raced through the obstacle course with their feet tied together. They walked over a bar, zigzagged around the cones, took the flag from the chair, and handed it to the next pair to carry it back to the chair. The Red Team cheered out their team color first, claiming their victory in the relay. For the second game called “Longest Line”, the teams literally formed the longest line they could make out of the things they were wearing or were attached to them. Many players strategized to use their shoelaces and their bag straps to lay out a long line. Nonetheless, Team Purple won, for their line reached the other side of the court. For the third game, the preschool students showed their independence and teamwork. They carefully balanced the balls on the handkerchief and transferred them to the container. Some teams were too careful and really took their time. Meanwhile, the last game, “Hold On Tight,” challenged the literal togetherness of the teams. The students held their parents’ waist, ran towards the chair, and returned to their teams to fetch the next pair of students and parents. As more and more pairs pressed forward towards the chair together, their movement slowed down. Some teams that focused on speed inevitably slipped apart from each other.