1. COMENIUS “MOSAICO” COMENIUS “MOSAICO”
TRADITIONAL GAMES TRADITIONAL GAMES
NAME OF THE GAME: English hideaway (Escondite Inglés).
NAME OF THE GAME: The Handkerchief (El pañuelo).
NUMBER OF PLAYER: two or more. NUMBER OF PLAYERS: six or more.
THIGS WE NEED: nothing. THIGS YOU NEED: nothing.
FIELD: whichever.
FIELD: whichever.
MAIN RULES: The game begins by choosing a guardian who
will be located against a wall. The remaining players will be
placed at a distance of said guardian. This account until to
three while, facing the wall that protects and meanwhile the
rest of the participants will have to move in order to touch the
wall guarded by the guardian.
MAIN RULES: Form two teams , preferably with the same
number of players and are placed at a certain distance from each
other, after reaching a line . Can be girls vs boys. A each player
from each team is assigned a different number in sequential
order starting with the one. In the center of the field a person
who kept a handkerchief hanging ( this person is often called "
pañuelero " ).
DESCRIPTION: When you have counted up to three, The
guardian will return and may bring to those players who are
moving to return back again and restart the game. The player
who makes it to the wall without which the guardian see him
move, is the winner.
DESCRIPTION: The pañuelero will call out a number, and then
the member of each team with that number must run to take the
handkerchief and take it back to where it was. The first it
succeeds wins the round.
The trick of the game is to cause as opposed to rebase line
pretending to have caught the handkerchief , and outrun the
opponent once grabbed the bandana .
DRAW: DRAW: