The document describes two traditional games, Pase Misi and Látigo. Pase Misi involves children passing under an arch while singing, then being caught and having to guess a hidden category. The teams then push against each other to see who is stronger. Látigo involves two players trying to catch the others until everyone joins the catching chain, with the last player to be caught declared the winner.

1. COMENIUS “MOSAICO” COMENIUS “MOSAICO”
TRADITIONAL GAMES TRADITIONAL GAMES
NAME OF THE GAME: Pase Misi NAME OF THE GAME: Látigo
NUMBER OF PLAYER: Minimum 4 players NUMBER OF PLAYERS: From 2 players
THIGS WE NEED: You don’t need nothing THIGS YOU NEED: you don’t need anything.
FIELD: The place that you want FIELD: A place outdoor.
MAIN RULES:
Children shouldn’t say who they are.
The children must do an arc with their arms.
The children must push for their team wins.
MAIN RULES: The children must take their hands.
They must try catching the other players.
The last player who isn’t catcher wins.
DESCRIPTION: Two of the children must choose in secret a fruit,
color, city, etc. And they make an arc with their hands. Under this
arc must pass the other children while, they sing a song. When this
song stops, the children who are making the arc down this arms and
catch one of the children. This boy or girl must choose between a
fruit, color or city. Depends of the decision the girl or boy gets
behind the boy that is doing the arc. This repeats in all players.
When all the players have been cached, they draw a line and they
pushed to see who has more force.
DESCRIPTION: Two players starts trying to catch the others
players. When the two players catch someone, the boy or girl
that has been catcher must join to them. When all the players
join the game is finished. The last player that doesn’t join to the
chain wins.
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