How to play: 1. One player is chosen as the "seeker." 2. The seeker closes their eyes and counts to a specific number (usually 10 or 20). 3. All other children run and hide in the village. 4. The seeker must find everyone. The first person found becomes the seeker for the next round!

How to play: 1. You need two sticks: a long one (Danda) and a short one with pointed ends (Guli). 2. The player hits the pointed end of the Guli with the Danda to flip it into the air. 3. While it is in the air, the player strikes it as hard as possible to send it flying far away. 4. The opposing team tries to catch it. If they catch it, the hitter is out!

How to play: 1. Players are divided into two equal teams. 2. A large circle is drawn on the ground. 3. One player from the attacking team enters the circle hopping on exactly one leg. 4. They must tag the defending players inside the circle without putting their second foot down. If they touch the ground with both feet, they are out!

How to play: 1. Draw a grid of numbered squares on the dirt or floor. 2. Throw a flat stone into the first square. 3. Hop on one foot through the squares, skipping the square with the stone. 4. Turn around, hop back, pick up the stone while still on one foot, and jump out. Pass the stone to the next player!

How to play: 1. This is a very old game played with the small knucklebones of sheep. 2. Players toss the bones into the air and try to catch as many as possible on the back of their hand. 3. The bones have different sides (like dice) which score different points. 4. The player with the most points wins!

How to play: 1. A thick, strong rope is used, and a line is drawn in the middle of the dirt. 2. Two teams of equal size grab opposite ends of the rope. 3. On the count of three, both teams pull as hard as they can. 4. The team that successfully pulls the other team across the center line is the champion.

How to play: 1. Played with five small, round pebbles. 2. A player tosses one stone in the air, quickly picks up another stone from the ground with the same hand, and then catches the falling stone. 3. The game gets harder! You must pick up two stones at once, then three, then four! 4. Dropping a stone means your turn is over.

How to play: 1. This is used before starting a game to see who goes first. 2. All kids sit in a circle and put their hands in the middle. 3. The leader sings the "Akkar Bakkar" rhyme, touching a different hand on each word. 4. The hand touched on the last word is pulled out. The last hand remaining is the winner!