This document summarizes the rules for two traditional games: hopscotch and rope pulling. Hopscotch is played by one person drawing a diagram with ten squares on the ground and trying to hop on one foot to retrieve a pebble from square to square. Rope pulling involves two teams of 4-5 players each who take hold of a rope and pull with all their strength until one team can drag the other across a boundary line. Both games can be played outdoors and involve chalk, a pebble or stone, and a rope to play.

1. TRADITIONAL GAMES TRADITIONAL GAMES
NAME OF THE GAME: The hopscotch. NAME OF THE GAME: The rope.
NUMBER OF PLAYER: It needs a minimum of two
people. It goes by pairs.
NUMBER OF PLAYERS: It does two teams of four or
five players each team.
THIGS WE NEED: We need a pebble and a chalk.
THIGS YOU NEED: You need a rope, a handkerchief
and a chalk.
FIELD: We can play this traditional game in the street. FIELD: You can play this popular game in the street, in
the ground, in a gym, in the parck...
MAIN RULES: You can't step on the lines.
You can't set your hands in the
ground.
If the pebble goes out., you lose the
game.
MAIN RULES: Each time must be placed behind the
corresponding mark.
You can't start before the monitor gives
the signal.
You can't roll the rope in your hand to
pull.
DESCRIPTION:Each team place in different places. They
take the rope and when te monitor gives the signal they
have to pull of the rope with all their strenghts until they
get drag all the members of the opposing team to the
own field. The team that manages drag the opponents to
their field wins.
DESCRIPTION: You draw the diagram (the hopscotch)
with ten squares. When you finish it you have to throw
the pebble into the first square and in one foot try to take
the pebble to the last square that is the number ten.
When you become in this square you will be the winner

2. DRAW:
DRAW: