Romanian Street Games
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Romanian traditional street games involve two popular activities: 1) "Country, country, we need soldiers!" requires dividing players into two teams where one calls members to their team by shouting the title phrase and the other tries to break the chain to steal players or join the opposing team, with the ultimate goal of having the most players. 2) Hopscotch involves tossing an object like a stone into a chalk-drawn court and hopping through the spaces in a set pattern to retrieve the object, with the goal of completing one round through the entire court without error.
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Chapter-1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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