UNIT 4 : LIFE IN THE PAST

* Entertain in the past :

1. Mandarin Square Caturing ( Ô ăn quan )
- This is a tactical game usually for two players
and can use a variety of easy-to-find materials to
prepare for the game.

2. Dragon Snake ( Rồng rắn lên mây )

- need to choose one person to stand out as a
doctor, the rest of the people line up one by one, the
hand of the latter holds the front of the person's shirt
or rests on the shoulder of the person in front. Then
they all started circling back and forth like snakes,
singing while walking
3. Skipping ( Nhảy dây )
- The two players hold the two ends of the rope,
spread their arms wide, the rope is behind their back.
Players rotate both hands holding the rope while
jumping straight so that the rope goes over the head
and then over the legs. Just keep playing like that.

4. Stilt Waliking ( Đi cà kheo )

 - Players will be divided into two teams to
compete against each other. The stilt tree is made of
bamboo, the height of the pedestal is about 1.5m -
2m high from the ground. Each person will walk on
stilts to compete.

5. Hide And Seek ( Trốn tìm )

- The player sends a friend to find (can volunteer
or rock-paper-scissors), close your eyes tightly
(there are places to use a towel or cloth to blindfold);
The rest of you scattered around to hide.
- – When you blindfolded and asked: “Are you
done?” (or you can read: “5-10-15-20-….. -100); A
friend hiding from the representative replied:
"Done!". You go looking and open your eyes to find.
6. Caper ( Nhảy lò cò )
- The player who makes 10 squares, the game can
be played by more or less people, each player has an
indigo coin to throw in the square and the player
who goes all the round will save and continue until
he loses his turn, but if If you hit the line or throw it
out, that player loses his turn and goes to another
player.
7. Boat Race ( Đua thuyền )
- Divide players into small groups (each group of
7-8 people), each group sits in a vertical line, the
person sitting behind the legs goes all the way to the
waist of the person sitting in front to form a racing
boat.

Upon hearing the start signal, all race boats use the
two arms of all team members to lift their bodies and
move forward to the finish line.