Game : Hot potatoe

Hot potatoe

Arrange the children sitting in a circle.
Pass a beanbag around the circle to music, pretending that the beanbag is a very, very, very hot potato.
When the music stops, the person holding the beanbag is out.
The music starts again and the remaining children continue passing the hot potato until the music stops.
The last person in the circle is the winner.

Variation  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdEGlzBq9zw
No music but a pupil says : Hot potatoe and count from ten to zero.

Game : Green light red light

In this game, one person plays the "stop light" and the rest try to touch him/her.
At the start, all the children form a line about 15 feet away from the stop light.
The stop light faces away from the line of kids and says "green light". At this point the kids are allowed to move towards the stoplight.
At any point, the stop light may say "red light!" and turn around. If any of the kids are caught moving after this has occurred, they are out.
Play resumes when the stop light turns back around and says "green light".
The stop light wins if all the kids are out before anyone is able to touch him/her.
Otherwise, the first player to touch the stop light wins the game and earns the right to be "stop light" for the next game.

GAME : Bubble gum

You had to have at least three people to play but an unlimited number could join in.Everyone would gather in a tight circle and make a fist with both hands and hold their fists out in the center of the circle. The counter would take one of her fists and tap everyone's fists (including her own) as she said this rhyme: Bubble gum, Bubble gum, in a dish. How many pieces do you wish?Who ever she taps last would give a number between 1 and 20. Then the counter would again tap everyone's fists as he/she counted to the specified number. Who ever she landed on had to take that fist out of the circle and place their hand behind their back. Then the counter would start all over again with the Bubble gum, Bubble gum....and repeat the process. Once both of your fists were tapped, you were out. And this went on until it narrowed it down to one-the winner.
You can do the same (less tiring) with your feet!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Un-YwBCKwqY

Game : SIMON SAYS

SIMON SAYS

https://www.wikihow.com/Play-Simon-Says

Choose someone to be “Simon.”Have “Simon” give a command to the other players.
If the command starts with “Simon says…” the players have to do it.
If the command doesn’t start with “Simon says…” and a player does it, they’re “out.”
The last person standing wins!
Ex : Touch your + " a part of your body"

         Actions verbs : run, walk, crawl, jump,  hop

Game : What’s the time Mister Wolf ?

What’s the time Mister Wolf ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4bvuLlF0_Y

Mr Wolf may call a clock time (e.g., "3 o'clock"). The other players will then take that many steps, counting them aloud as they go ("One, two, three"). Then they ask the question again.
Mr Wolf may call " Mr Wolf may call " Mr Wolf may call " Mr Wolf may call " Mr Wolf may call "Dinner time!"/"Lunch Time". Then Mr Wolf will turn around and chase the other players back to their starting point.

You can also work on this book to your pupils ! 

They will love it and it’s a good way to learn to tell the time in English.

GAME : Duck, duck, goose

This game is the English version of "The Candlelight". A child passes behind the other students in a circle and touches their head by saying duck. When choosing to say goose, the designated pupil must catch the goose before sitting in the open space. It will allow pupils to hear a few English words in a game they may already know. 

The teacher can, in addition to the names of the two animals, bring some orders of the type "go, run,catch him"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWNZMziSl4k

Short and easy sequences in English for young learners

It's for French teacher, but it can be used all over the world to teach English to young pupils : 

https://www.primlangues.education.fr/activite/songs-and-poems