A10- Interview with grandparents on Traditional Games"Good old days"-Norway
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Students in grade 5 interviewed their grandparents via video call about playing as children. The grandparents reported that they typically played with friends everyday or on weekends for 1-2 hours outside, engaging in outdoor games like tag, hide and seek, and basketball. Most grandparents mentioned they did not have many toys as children and had to make their own or go without, as toys were not commonly given as presents.
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