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Stefka Pavlova, Kindergarten Zname na mira, Belene, Bulgaria

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Stefka Pavlova, Kindergarten Zname na mira, Belene, Bulgaria

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I let go, I let go of a towel
The players are squatting in a circle. One child has a towel hidden in his palms. He walks around jumping around the circle and tries to drop the towel behind someone unnoticed. Everyone sings, "I let go, I let go of a towel, a dog pulls it." Each child looks behind him to pick up the towel placed behind him in time. If he misses this, the circling player hurries to finish the run around the circle and "rub his ears". This child puts the towel in the playing game. If the child behind whom the towel is placed picks it up in time, he starts chasing the bystander to overtake him and take his place. If successful, the bystander releases the towel again. Otherwise, the child walks around with the towel.

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Stefka Pavlova, Kindergarten Zname na mira, Belene, Bulgaria

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Stefka Pavlova, Kindergarten Zname na mira, Belene, Bulgaria

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Pots
The children are divided into two - one is a "pot" and the other - "owner". Only one child is a "buyer". Players stand in circles. In the inner circle are the "pots", and in the outer circle behind them - their "owners". The buyer walks behind the "owners" around the circle. When he likes a "pot", he stops and asks "grandma" ("grandpa"), holding hands with his right hand:

Grandpa (grandpa), what do you have in the pot?
Honey and butter.
Grandma, are you selling it?
I sell it, I bet it, I don't give it to you!
The "buyer" and the "grandmother" run in opposite directions, competing to see who will go around the circle faster and reach the potty to be its owner. The latecomer becomes a buyer.

The game is played until all the children are listed. Then the players change roles - the "pots" become "owners" and vice versa.

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Stefka Pavlova, Kindergarten Zname na mira, Belene, Bulgaria

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Stefka Pavlova, Kindergarten Zname na mira, Belene, Bulgaria

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Lady
It is played by at least two players.
Squares with the numbers from 1 to 10 are drawn on asphalt. A counter determines who will play first.
A pebble is thrown first on the number one. With one foot, skip the number one and jump in the other squares. You should not step on the outline of the lady. Whoever makes a mistake, loses his turn and starts the next participant. Throwing the pebble should not go beyond the outline of the desired square. This is repeated from one to ten. The winner is the one who is the first to reach and play the square with the number 10.
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Изпращане на отзиви
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The great-grandfather of baseball, Stefka Pavlova

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The great-grandfather of baseball, Stefka Pavlova

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Generation games
The great-grandfather of baseball
The game is a cross between chili and baseball. It was played mostly by boys. At least two players participate.
Before the game starts, it is determined who will play first. The players choose a pole in a suitable place. They move away from it and throw a small tree 15-20 cm (chili) to the pole.
The thrower closest to the ladder has the right to be the first to guard it. When guarding the ladder, he has no right to stand with his body in front of him, but can only guard it with a whip resembling a baseball bat.
The game begins and the player who throws the closest to the ladder stands closest to it. With the big stick he hits the small stick (chilik) trying to send it to the farthest distance. The other participants in the game try to catch the chili in the air. If this happens, the one who caught him stands guard at the ladder. If no one catches him, the one to whom he has fallen closest to the chili plays. He throws the chili to the ladder, trying to hit it, and the one who guards it tries to keep it.