2. PARCHIS
• Parchís was a very popular game in Spain
at one point, and it is still popular. Since it
uses dice, Parchís is not usually regarded
as an abstract strategy game like chess. It
does not depend entirely on luck either,
since the four pawns under a player's
command demand some sort of strategy.
• Parchís is license-free in Spain, so in stores
it is just as easy to find as a deck of cards,
and is usually cheaper. Although the
original game allows up to four players
(that is, the board counts four colors:
yellow, blue, red and green), six-player
versions are not hard to find (adding
orange and purple, in that order), and
eight-player boards can be found in big
toy stores.

3. PETANCA
• Petanca is a form of balls where
the goal is, while standing inside
a starting circle with both feet on
the ground, to throw hollow
metal balls as close as possible to
a small wooden ball called a
cochonnet (literally "piglet") or
jack. It is also sometimes called a
bouchon (literally "cork") or le
petit ("the small one"). The game
is normally played on hard dirt or
gravel, but can also be played on
grass, sand or other surfaces.
• The casual form of the game of
petanca is played by about 17
million people in Spain

4. CHURRO
• Players of the side that "wages" will be placed
crouched, so that the first support your hands
and head on a non-playing, situated behind a
wall or sitting on a bench, which is called
"mother; others take the same stance of
"donkey", putting his head between the legs of
teammate that precedes it and holding hands
on the legs of it.
• When the first available in the form of "churro",
members of another race will one by one,
saying: "churro va!" And dropping jump on the
"donkeys." Once docked all, the first to jump
will make the following question: "Churro, half
sleeve or full sleeve, what will?" Playing,
respectively, wrist, elbow and shoulder, ending
pointing to one of the parties. A team player
"pays" try to guess the position marked by
acting the "mother" as a witness and judge. If
successful exchange the roles, if not, return to
start.

5. EL PAÑUELO (Hankerchief)
• To play “ El pañuelo”make two
teams. Each team member is given a
number (Depending on the number
of players, for example, if there are 6
players on each team is given a
number to each player from 1 to 6).
The two teams stand facing each
other and the environment, another
player with a handkerchief in his
hand. He who has his hand up her
handkerchief should shout a number.
Players from the two groups that
have that number must run to the
tissue. You can only catch one and
have to go back to your computer
without your opponent can grab. If
successful will be the point for them,
if not and you are trapped, won for
the opposing team.

6. BALÓN PRISIONERO (Catched ball)
• The game consists on the members
of one team have to touch the
members or the another team,
throwing the ball to them with their
hands.
• The player who has been touched by
the ball, now passes to be “death”,
and goes to the end of the field, the
zone called the “churchyard”.
• The touch would be valid if the ball
doesn’t touch the ground.
• If a player, hold the ball, he can’t be
“death”. He “saves his life”.
• The throw can be made in their field,
or from the churchyard.
• When the ball goes out, is the turn of
the another team.

7. LA ZAPATILLA POR DETRÁS (Behind the
shoes)
• Among those who want to play, you
must choose who gets the shoe, and
this is the player that runs around the
circle. The other children, shaking
hands and makes a circle sitting on
the floor. He who has the shoe
begins to walk around the circle and
the rest singing this song:
• A la zapatilla por detrás, tris-tras.
Ni la ves ni la verás, tris-tras.
Mirar para arriba, que caen judías.
Mirar para abajo, que caen
garbanzos.
¡A dormir, a dormir, que los Reyes
van a venir!
¿A qué hora? A las…

8. ESCONDITE INGLÉS (English hide)
• Someone must be chosen for the role of
'Teacher'. For once, and without creating a
precedent, the teacher will be facing the
wall, and all others rated at 20 feet away,
still.The teacher, while facing the wall read,
aloud:
• 1, 2, 3... Al escondite inglés... sin mover las
manos ni los pies.
(1, 2, 3, The English hide... without moving
your hands or feet).
• And that is the time available the rest of the
participants to move towards the wall
quickly and noiselessly.
• You must take special care to move towards
the wall as fast as you can while the teacher
says the sentence, because when you have
finished saying it, will turn around quickly
and see all that the move will be eliminated.

9. EL CORRO DE LA PATATA
• Participants hold hands and form a circle. Rotate
in the direction of clockwise while singing
"When I run the potato, eat .... " As the song
says "Sentadito me quedé... Sit-I stayed!" all
participants crouch or sit on the floor.
• During the game children used to sing this song:
• “Al corro de la patata
Comeremos ensalada,
La que comen los señores
Naranjitas y limones.
Alupé, alupé, alupé
Sentadito me quedé.”

10. BOMBA (Bomb)
• The game needs a person who is the
one that is placed in the center and
coordinate the counting game. This
person is at the center of the circle
formed by all players, and count to
10, 5 times. Each of the 5 times a
count of 10 must be waving his arms
so that others know where you are
going to count. The first time out an
arm, the second one, the third it rises
to the top, the other raises the fourth
and fifth, and final slap saying
"boom", who has the ball at the end
and he has exploited will be
eliminated, sitting on the floor at
right angles to the trunk with the legs
together and when the ball comes
back to the previous one should jump
to fellow sitting to pass to the next
and so on until one wins.

11. EL BOTE BOTERO ( The tin)
• To start the game, the volunteer, put
himself back to the can. Another
player kicks the can, and while he
puts the can again in the circle all the
players must hide themselves.
• When he re-placed the can in the
middle of the circle, he shouts BOTE!!
(Can) and begins to look for the other
players. If the one who begins the
game see any player, he will run to
the circle and putting his foot on it,
he will shout “BOTE POR JOSE” (Can
for Jose) and he will also have to tell
the place where Jose was hidden.
The rest of the players will try to kick
again the can. If they get it, the
players which have been discovered
till the moment, could hide
themselves again, and the will
continue the game until the starter
volunteer discovers everyone.

12. PEONZA (The spinning top)
• With the spinning top many games can be
realized:
• One consists of making the spinning top roll
the maximum time possible. The one who
makes it turn during more time wins.
• It is possible to make it roll inside a circle,
without it leaves and, gathering it with the
hand. It has not to stop rolling, to return to
place it in the circle. The one who manages
to do it without it stops rolling, wins.
• Also in a circle, with several players, first,
one throws his spinning top in order to put it
out of the circle. If it does not enter or goes
out, it will have to leave the spinning top
inside. The following players, besides doing
the same thing, will try to extract the
spinning tops that exist inside, striking them
with theirs. In case they all have to leave his
spinning tops inside, they will return to
throw them in the same order.

13. LA GOMA (The elastic rope)
• To carry out it, we need an elastic rubber or
an elastic rope joined with a knot for the
ends. Two girls or boys put in the wings
holding it with their legs opened so that a
space stays in the way to jump. Then, one or
several girls or boys have to do certain
exercises to the pace of songs and pats that
the participants interpret. At the moment in
which one trumps the exercise, he or she
loses and has to hold the rubber.
• Great number of songs exists to accompany
the jumps on the rubber. The exercises can
consist on:
· To tread on the rubber or both
rubbers with a foot or with both feet.
· To spend the foot or the leg over the
rubber.
· To coil and to unroll the rubber to
the leg.
· To jump with both feet in the center
or leaving one it was.

14. SILLA (Chair)
• To make this game resistant chairs are
required, at least as much as people have but
one, and music that can start and stop at will:
• Place all chairs in a circle with the inside
backs. The players are standing in front of
them, except one person that will handle the
music. It always put a chair unless people are
playing or spinning.
• When the music starts to sound, players must
run around the chairs to the beat. At the
moment for the music, everyone will try to sit
in a chair. Whoever is left without sitting in a
chair will be eliminated.
• Then removed a chair, recomposed the circle
and the music resumes. Repeat the game until
the last round is done with a single chair and
two players. Win left sitting on the back seat.

15. LA COMBA ( The skipping rope)
• The Skipping rope is de primary tool used in
the game of skipping played by the children
and many young adults, where one or more
participants jump over a rope swung so that
it passes under their feet and over their
heads.
• LA DOLA: It is entered and going out, giving
two jumps every player to the pace of the
song.
Una dola tela catola,
Quile, quilete,
estaba la reina
En su gabinete;
vino Gil,
Y apagó el candil
candil, candilón,
Cuenta las viente
que las veinte son;
uno, dos, tres… (up to twenty).