This traditional game is called Handkerchief. It requires a minimum of five players divided into two teams who are positioned on opposite sides of a field. One player stands in the middle holding a handkerchief and calls out numbers corresponding to players; those players must race to take the handkerchief from the middle. Whichever team retrieves the handkerchief back to their side or tags an opponent who has taken it scores a point. The team that accumulates the most points by gaining possession of the handkerchief wins the game.

1. TRADITIONAL GAMES
NAME OF THE GAME: Handkerchief
NUMBER OF PLAYER: Five onwards
THIGS WE NEED: A handkerchief
FIELD: In any medium large plain site
MAIN RULES:
You must not overstep the line prematurely
You must wait until a number is said that you can go jogging by headscarf
The team that gets more times handkerchief win
DESCRIPTION:
The first two groups are made and each is placed in a circle because
they have to wear a number each child so the two teams without a
team knows the numbers of the other team.
Two distantly lines are made and each team is placed behind his
lines.
A child is placed in the middle with a handkerchief in his hand and
if the number one says, the children have to go with that number,
one from each team.
Which take the handkerchief has to go running to your side of the
field running for the opponent will not fish.
Every time you take the handkerchief and get your field will reach a
point for your team. You also gain a point if the opponent has taken
the handkerchief and you fishing.
DRAW: