Traditional games

Filipino youngsters just like their counterparts elsewhere in our planet indeed have a deep penchant for play, plaything and playground. Sociable in nature, Filipino kids exhibits friendliness at a very young age. Filipino kids are usually full of...

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I've always wanted to be a kid! I remembered the times me and my childhood friends sneak out of the house just to play on the streets. "Larong pinoy" is a term for Filipino games, we often play outside the house most of the day and especially at...

Lagori, Kancha, Gilli-danda, Kho Kho – learn how to play these and more such games!

One of the many activities planned for me last month while visiting Bandung was to learn about the traditional games of Indonesia from the team who studies them, Komunitas Hong.

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In South East Asia, sepak takraw is a ball game played over a net: think volleyball meets hackey-sacking, with some gymnastics moves thrown in. Learn more!

Pachisi is a cross and circle board game that originated in medieval India which has been described as the “National Board Game of India”.

When I was young, me and my brother used to play this a lot at my grandmother's house. We used pebbles instead of shells back then. I missed those days when everything is just simple and fun. Nowadays, me and my brother got to see each other once or twice a year due to work and commitments. Childhood.. it's a blissful time indeed!

12 traditional games kids play in Spanish-speaking countries. All teach language! http://www.spanishplayground.net/12-traditional-games-spanish/ #flteach #langchat #bilingualkids

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When we were younger, we considered summer as the best of time. We didn't have to go to school, we had no homework, and we didn't need to review for exams. We

Kancha - Traditional Games #gamesaroundtheworld

This game appeared in England in 1896 and was a simplified version of the traditional Indian game of Pachisi. Now it's called Ludo and I had a board exactly like this one!

potato sack race....yeah!!

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Weddings that color outside the lines of tradition happen to be some of my all-time faves. They skirt the rules in all-out style, and this carnival-inspired affair it the perfect example. With pinwhe...