Yaren Namrun

Sdnz CMTAL

KUDAY. KÖRFEZ

Alan Graczyk

Hamiyet Namrun

Abdullah K

Efe MESEM

Iga Linkee

Maria Nowacka

Ercn CMTAL

Eda GSRD

Joanna Kubasik

Oliwia Mikula

Saniye Namrun

Kamila Marciniszyn

Tuba GSRD

Julia Lorczak

Elnr CMTAL

Oskar Kowalski

Gül TÇPAL

Mustafa MESEM

ERCANEMRE KÖRFEZ

Elanur TÇPAL

Damla GSRD

Amelia Marczewska

Weronika Kuczynska

Marcel Luczkowiak

Brny CMTAL

Fatma TÇPAL

BATINEFE KÖRFEZ

Esma ÇPAL

Bekir MESEM

ALİ KÖRFEZ

Julia Jastrzebska

Maja Laskowska

Fatmanur Namrun

Tna CMTAL

Ezgi ÇPAL

YEMRE KÖRFEZ

Osman MESEM

1. A ring holder is chosen. The ring holder hides the ring in his hand and waits in a "closed" position with his hands together in front of the other players.

2. The ring holder pretends to drop the ring between the hands of all the players in turn. In reality, he drops the ring in only one person's hand, but he tries to hide who took it by doing the same to everyone else.

3. The player who takes the ring tries not to show it. When the ebe has finished going through all the players, the ring is now in one person's hand, but it is not clear who has it.

4. The ring holder guesses a person by saying "Who has the ring?"

- If he guesses correctly, the person who found the ring becomes the ring holder.

- If he guesses incorrectly, the ring holder is chosen again or the same person continues (the group playing this part can determine it according to its own rules).

1. The first group of lambs (10/15 people) form a circle. They choose one of them as a lamb. They take it inside the circle.

2. The second group (2/3 people) of wolves stand outside the circle.

3. The group of wolves opens the circle and tries to take the lamb inside.

4. If the wolves capture the lamb within the specified time, they win the game. Otherwise, the lambs win the game.

1. Number of Players:

• The game is played with at least 4 players.

• It becomes more fun with more participants.

2. Preparation:

• Each player is given 4 cards.

• The cards feature names of fruits, objects, or items.

• Each item should have 4 copies, and cards are shuffled and distributed randomly.

3. Seating Arrangement:

• Players sit in a circle.

• The direction of play is clockwise.

4. Game Start:

• Each player passes one card to the player on their right.

• This action is done simultaneously and continues every rou

1_ The children playing hold a doll in their hands, this doll is made of wood and the bride's name is given to the doll.

2- They walk around the house with the bride and tell a nursery rhyme to the person who comes out of the door they knocked on.

3_The person who comes out pours water on the bride and gives the children bulgur to throw to the fish.

Nursery Rhyme:

Çömçe Gelin asks for light

He asks for mercy from Allah

He asks for a ram and a sheep as a sacrifice

He asks for a threshing floor from a pot

He asks for food for the fish

Give, my Allah, give

A flood from the rain

1.At least 2 players are needed.

2.Each player has 1 or more aşık bones.

3.The game is played on flat ground.

4.Bones are placed at a distance (2–3 meters).

5.Players take turns throwing a heavier bone ("tok").

6.The goal is to hit and move the target bones.

7.If a bone is hit, the player wins it.

8.The player with the most bones at the end wins.

After the ratchet is ready in the form of a T-shape, the two groups pass on both sides of the sticks and lean their bellies. They walk regularly, then as they accelerate, they leap forward and turn in such a way that one of them is in the air. From time to time, the riders try to drop each other and even give various punishments to the spectators around them.

HOW TO PLAY THE GAME?

1.A circle is drawn for the game.

2.A sash is tied around the waist of the players.

3.The players' belts are also tied together.

4.Players try to pull each other with their belts.

5. The first player to get out of the circle wins the game.

1.This is a group game.

2.It is played with the desired age group.

3.It is played in a large area. 4.Two groups are formed. (wolves and lambs)

5.The game starts with the observer's signal.

6.The game lasts 10 minutes. This game is an anonymous game. The exact area is not known.

For the construction of the jingirdagin, two wands of 2 and 4 metres in length are used.the ends of these wands are made pointed, one is fixed to the ground and the other wand is passed from the middle to the other one end of the jingirdagin is made shorter than the other so that the person on it can take off more in the meantime, oil is applied between the wands to make a squeaky squeaky sound.

RULES OF THE GAME

1.The game is played with 3 people.

2.Four sashes are needed.

3.It is played in a large area.

4.There must be an observer in the game.

1.The balancing and finish line is determined.

2.The player who takes the role of the witch (midwife) is selected.

3.The witch turns her back to the players at the finish line.

4.Players stand at the starting line.

5. Players move while the witch's back is turned. When the witch turns her back to the players, the players must stand still.

6. When the witch turns her back, she returns to the moving starting line.

7. Those who reach the finish line according to the rules of the game win the game.

1.The game can be played with different age groups.

2. One person acts as a witch in the game.

3. It is forbidden to run in the game.

4.The start and finish line is determined.

5.The number of players can change.

6.Those who reach the finish line win the game.

-The board usually consists of 5x5 or 7x7 squares.

-Each player has an equal number of pieces (usually 12 pieces).

-The pieces are placed on the rows on the players' own side.

2. Purpose of the Game

-To capture the opponent's pieces or to render them unable to move.

3. Start

-Players make moves in turns.

-You can determine the first move by drawing lots.

4. Move Rules

-Pieces can only move one square horizontally and vertically.

-Diagonal movement is prohibited.

5. Capturing Pieces (Capturing Opponent Pieces)

-If there is a gap between a player's piece and an opponent's piece, that piece is captured by jumping over the opponent's piece (just like in checkers).

-Capturing pieces is mandatory.

-If there is more than one opportunity to capture pieces, this is done in a chained manner.

6. Winner

-The game is won when all of the opponent's pieces are captured or the opponent is unable to make a move.

1.All players must have aşık bones.

2.Throwing order is decided fairly.

3.Only hand throws are allowed.

4.Players must aim only at target bones.

5.Hitting your own bone may bring a penalty.

6.No blocking or cheating allowed.

WHO HAS THE RING?" game is an attention and guessing game usually played with large groups. It is played with at least 5-6 people, the more crowded it is, the more fun it is.This game is played in many parts of Türkiye. It does not belong to a certain region.

Rules of the "WHO HAS THE RING?" Game:

1. The game is played with at least 5 people.

2. A ring or similar small object is used.

3. Players sit or stand in a semicircle.

4. One person is chosen as the ring holder.

5. The holder touches each player's palm in turn.

6. The real ring is left in the palm of a player.

7. No one is told when the ring is left.

8. All players keep their hands closed.

9. The holder asks "Who's the ring?"

10. Players guess in turn.

11. The one who guesses correctly becomes the next holder.

12. If the guess is wrong, the game continues.

13. If desired, the game can be played with a penalty.

How to Play the "WHO HAS THE RING?" Game?

1. A ring holder is chosen. The ring holder hides the ring in his hand and waits in a "closed" position with his hands together in front of the other players.

2. The ring holder pretends to drop the ring between the hands of all the players in turn. In reality, he drops the ring in only one person's hand, but he tries to hide who took it by doing the same to everyone else.

3. The player who takes the ring tries not to show it. When the ebe has finished going through all the players, the ring is now in one person's hand, but it is not clear who has it.

4. The ring holder guesses a person by saying "Who has the ring?"

- If he guesses correctly, the person who found the ring becomes the ring holder.

- If he guesses incorrectly, the ring holder is chosen again or the same person continues (the group playing this part can determine it according to its own rules).

It is a game played by two people. A piece of branch, approximately 40-45 cm long and 3 cm in diameter, is first split in half, then in half lengthwise. The resulting 4 pieces of wood are called "kös".

In Kös, players prepare a chart or a board with 48 holes, 12+12 on one side and 12+12 on the other, to determine their numbers. Each player has 12 pieces. Players move their pieces on this board according to the position of the Kös.

One side of the kos is shelled and curved, the other side is flat and white. This situation is indicated as open (flat side of the kos) or closed (curved side). The player throws two kos in each hand and hits them together in the air. The situations are named as follows according to whether the kos are open or closed:

4 open: Plateau

4 off: 1-6

2 off-2 on: 1-2 (play passes to the other side)

1 closed 3open: 1-3

1 open 3 closed: Kös

*Kös is a traditional board game that has been passed down from the Kayı Tribe to the present day.

- Only one person can get the pot bride doll

- In the game, number of people is not known

- Everybody tells the tongue twister at the same time

- The person who holds the pot bride doll should be in front of the others

- Only one person knocks the door