Beştaş is a children's game played with at least two people and five small stones. The stones should be small enough to fit in the palm of the hand.During the game, if the player drops the stone or fails to pick up the stone on the ground, he is out of the game and the turn of the game passes to the other player.The first person determined by the lottery starts to play. He takes one of the stones in his hand, throws it into the air, while he is in the air, he must take one of the other stones and hold the stone in the air, of course, while doing this, he must be quick.He collects the stones first one by one, then in groups of two, three and four and moves on to the next stage 

Decide who will be the first to start with the classic count. More players are needed to have the most fun!;
the designated player throws the stone into the first square; this marker must be landed in the box area and within the lines, without touching any of these;
jump on one foot to reach the top of the bell, avoiding the square where the pebble landed. The blocks of two squares side by side allow you to place both feet and thus recover your balance;
once at the top, it is possible to stop and turn around by making a half turn, and to retrace the route backwards; still respect the single foot rule for hopping;
when you have reached the square with your marker, stop in the one before and pick up the stone keeping your balance;
ends the path avoiding the box where the stone is;
pass the marker to the next player.

HIDE AND SEEK
Hide and seek is a children's game widely played all over the world. The midwife is based on the principle that the selected player finds the hidden players.

There is no restriction on the number of players when playing hide and seek. One of the players is chosen as the midwife. The midwife rests her head against a wall, tree or other object and, covering her eyes – usually with the help of her arm – counts one by one to a number decided by the players. The midwife counts to a minimum of 20 and a maximum of 50, waiting for the other players to hide.

When he's finished counting: "Front and back, right and left, midwife! Sobe that doesn't hide!" ' he shouts, warning the players that he has finished counting.

The midwife looks around and finds where the players are hiding.

While the midwife leaves the wall and searches for them, the players run to the wall when the wall is empty and try to say "sobe".

If the midwife sees the player's hiding place and runs to the wall before him and says "sobe", he becomes a winner.