“Like Facebook, but for learning” – eSchool News. Study English and Math Online Using Grockit. Angkun (Cambodia)

In Cambodia, for this game using fruit, similar to the Tamarind. We can replace them, for example, apples. Two teams line up opposite each other. On the floor in front of each participant is 5 apples and one apple each participant in their hands. Then the players of one team throw one apple player the other team standing in front. The player who catches the apple should keep them all in his hands and not to drop. Who dropped, he lost. Then the other team throws the apples.

Saba (Thailand)

This game is very similar to bowling. The idea of the game is to knock down target small wooden balls. In a number are developing nine plastic bottles. The player throws the ball in the bottle and tries to shoot down one blow as much as possible!

Gudo (Thailand)

This game is like baseball or cricket. The only difference is that here we use two bits, with one more, others less. In the land is a small hole, and across it was a small bit. The first player places one end of a big bat in the hole and blow on the other end is trying to throw a little bit as far as possible. Other players have to catch a little bit. If they do, the first player eliminated from the game. Otherwise, the players throw a little bit ago, and the first player must beat it with a big bat again. The first player continues playing until a little bit someone does not catch. Once this happens, with a large bat measure the distance between the holes and a small bat. The player who will throw a little bit at a greater distance.


Break the coconut! (Thailand)

Players wheeled coconuts and try to defeat them without using his hands. Those who succeed will receive a complimentary coconut!


Courtship (Laos)

In this game, participating boys and girls. They are arranged in two lines, and each pair of throws the ball to each other. Those who did not catch the ball must perform some task. Children can invent any rules for this game, but usually the loser has to tell a poem or sing a song. Kids playing this game every day during the Christmas holidays, changing partners as often as they want.


Badminton (Laos)

Children themselves make their own rackets and shuttlecocks for badminton. Material can be any - the main thing that was like a shuttlecock can be more volatile. In this game there is no formal system of winning.
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Penalty (Laos)

In this game played by two teams of children who are facing each other. They throw up a big balloon, and if someone would drop the ball, that pays penalty. Type of fine children invent themselves.

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