Traditional Games

Guli Danda
"Gilli" - A small wooden
piece cylindrical in shape
with about one inch
diameter and about 3-4
inches long is sharpened
like a lead pencil from both
sides.

"Danda" - A wooden rule or

stick similar to that used by
teachers in the school. The
length of the rule is about
20 inches to 24 inches.

"Pillow" - A small pit shaped

like a "banana" is made in
the ground. The length of
this pit is about 4 inches.
 Kabaddi
two teams of seven
players occupy
opposite halves of a
field of 12.5m × 10m.
The game is organized
into two 20-minute
halves, with a five-
minute half-time break
during which the teams
switch sides.
Each team has five
supplementary players
that are held in
reserve.
 LUDO
4 pieces of each of the
colors blue, red, green and
yellow (for a total of 16
pieces)
1 or 2 dice.
The rules for each player
are as follows:
– You must roll a 6 to get a
piece 'out of prison' to the
colored box right outside of
their prison. This means
that you can not get out of
prison until a 6 is rolled,
and rolling a 6 gets you just
outside of the prison walls.
– After getting out of prison,
follow the arrows to go
around the board until you
come back to your 'colored
path'.
 Kokla Chappakki
Minimum requirement of
the game is six, out of
which one will be the
Danner. The playing
members will sit in a
circle closing their eyes
and singing a song. The
song is rhythmic though
it does not have some
sensible meaning

'Kokla Chipaki jumae raat aae je,

Jedha aage peeche vekhe udhi
Shamat aae je'
 Oonch Neech
Oonch : This means
a area higher than
the ground level;
Upper Level.

Neech : This means

the ground area or
the lower surface
area; Lower Level.

Danner : The person

who will catch the
other members who
are playing.
Bushra
Hassan
Zain
Hussain
Hamza Raja
Anousha
Hamza
Azmey Aslam
Amman Aslam
Usman Arif
Tehreem
Alyia
Rimsha
Minahil
Nimra Abid
Jia Jhangir
Danial Iqbal
Qusain Abbas
 Result of survey
Popular games
Girls
90
80 Boys
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
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