He lived with his parents and three sisters in a small village. He had morning chores of milking the cow before walking to the nearby school, where he was sometimes punished. In the afternoons, he would go home to do homework before playing games like marbles, hide-and-seek, spinning tops, and blind man's buff with his classmates.

1. CHILDHOOD OF MY
FATHER

2. SCHOOL
He lived in a small village with his parents and his three
sisters he is the youngest He got up early because he had
to milk the cow to have breakfast .He went on foot to the
school because it was next to his house. He sometimes
was punished.
He has to come home before his classmates because he
had to take the lunch for his father.
In the afternoon he went home to do his homework.

3. GAMES HE PLAYED

4. MARBLES
 This game consist in throwing the big
marble against the small marbles and
getting out the small marbles to the
circle. The winner is the person who has
all the small marbles

5. HIDE- AND- SEEK
 one person closes her/his eyes
and counts 1 to 30 and the other
players have to hide in one place.
Finaly the person who counts has
to look for and find the other
players.

6. SPINNING TOP
 People who play have to roll the
spinning top, the last one who stands
up wins.

7. CADENETA
 One person has to catch the other
players one by one and the last person
without being caught wins.

8. BLIND MAN'S BUFF
 One player wears a blindfold and
spins in place five times while the rest
of the players disperse in search of a
good hiding place. . When he has
finished spinning, he says "Stop," and
all the players must freeze in place.
Once he discovers all the players the
game finishes.

9. THE STAKE
 The players have to kick the
stake and the winner is the player
who gets the long stake

10. THE END
 By Irene Martín García