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Ángela Rodríguez Álvarez

Susana Valle García

María Gumersinda Herrojo García

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How to play Liberian children's game Who Is In The Garden

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DeContee explains how to play a favorite Liberian children's game, "Who Is In The Garden" at the Heartwood Orphan Home in Liberia. To learn more about this development project and others, and how you can get involved, please visit our website at http://www.AfricaHeartwoodProject.org. Thank you!

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4th session, Clapping Games from Liberia 

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4th session, Clapping Games from Liberia 

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Three African Clapping Games from Liberia - Africa Heartwood Project

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Here is a collection of three Liberian clapping games performed by the children we support in our Refugee Orphan Home at Buduburam in Ghana, West Africa. Try them for yourself! The children are speaking traditional Liberian Pidgin-English which they commonly refer to as Coloqwa (KOH-loh-kwah).

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Orphans teach how to play Train Train Party game in Liberia

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Bintu, Felicia, and DeContee explain how to play one of their favorite games, Train Train Party, at the Heartwood Orphan Home in Liberia. This game is similar to Duck Duck Goose. To learn more about this development project and others, and how you can get involved, please visit our website at http://www.AfricaHeartwoodProject.org.

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Game instructions

The players kneel in a ring and clap while they sing. One player runs around with an object in hand and at some point drops it behind any kneeling player, who jumps up, picks up the object and runs around with it while the former runner kneels in her spot.