TAPAK GAJAH
A pair of coconut shells piecing with robe will be used in this game. Each group will consist of 2 participants. The first participant will ‘wear’ the coconut shell on foot and holding the robe in hand then walk to his group member. When reaches the destination, the shell will be given to the friend and the latter will do the same until. Group that reaches the ending point the first will be the winner.
Kaki buloh is a traditional games made from bamboo. The function of it is make the person who use it look heron and has a long step.
The balance of body is needed when carrying out this game.
It is very difficult to balance on the Kaki Buloh. But his team was the champion team.
HAJI GAME
TUTUP BOTOL
A pair of coconut shells piecing with robe will be used in this game. Each group will consist of 2 participants. The first participant will ‘wear’ the coconut shell on foot and holding the robe in hand then walk to his group member. When reaches the destination, the shell will be given to the friend and the latter will do the same until. Group that reaches the ending point the first will be the winner.
KAKI BULOH
The balance of body is needed when carrying out this game.
It is very difficult to balance on the Kaki Buloh. But his team was the champion team.
HAJI GAME
Most people aren’t aware that Checkers has a far greater history than you would probably first imagine, a history which dates back to the times of Ancient Egypt. The Checkers board game was probably known back then as Alquerque or Quirkat, playing peices and boards for both of these games have been found in archeological digs across the world and have been carbon dated to date back as far as 600 BC. The only major difference between the versions of the game found in the ground and our version, is that the ancient version only had a board of 5×5 and 10 peices, as opposed to the modern version which has a board of 8×8 and 12 peices.
TUTUP BOTOL
