Doggy, Doggy, Where’s Your Bone?

This is a fun and simple game where each child will become a "dog" and guess who has got their bone.

Materials Required:

Make the children sit in a circle.
Choose one child as the doggy. They need to sit in the middle of the circle, blindfolded.
Now take the doggy bone and give it to another child sitting in the circle. Ask them to hide it behind him.
Ask all the children to place their hands behind them.
Sing together – "Doggy, Doggy, where’s your bone? Somebody stole it from your home. Guess who took your bone? Maybe the monkeys from the zoo. Wake up doggy, find your bone".
As you finish this rhyme, you can open the blindfold of the child and then they should guess who has the bone.
The doggy gets 3 guesses.
If they guess it right, the child with the bone becomes the next doggy. Else, the same child continues.

Children may not be able to sing the song initially. They will get it as they play.
If you don’t have a doggy’s bone, you can use any other object that can be imagined as the doggy’s bone.
You could try making a bone using styrofoam/cardboard.
Encourage the doggy to guess the child by their name. In this way, the children get to know the names of their peers.
This game builds the socializing skills of a child, as they interact and communicate with each other.
This game can be played indoors and outdoors.
This is a quick group game to play which is easy to do.

Reference:
Preschool Inspirations