1. Indian traditional game - Seven stones
Seven Stones is a traditional Indian game, played all over the country even today.
It is also known as Lagori , saat-pathar  and pittu and is the most complex popular children’s game in India. It is rather like Dodge ball but, more aggressive.

2. Indian version of the game: Things Needed to play:
                                           
A Ball: Tennis or the rubber kinds.
7 stones: If not, suitable substitutes.
Minimum 2 players in each team. But it is much more fun with a lot more.

3. Rules:
The defending team player can only pivot with the ball and not move around. The maximum time he is permitted to have the ball in his hands is about 50 seconds. He has to pass the ball to other members of his team who will attempt the same – to make a player that they are marking ‘out’ by hitting their leg with a ball below the knee. People with the ball, however can dodge.
The stones have to fall within the circle only. If they fall outside the circle, then its again 1 point for the defending team plus they get to throw the ball now.

4. SEVEN STONES - AMERICAN
MATERIALS USED
* BALL ( SIZE OF SOCCER BALL)
* 7 FLAT STONES
* CHALK
SET UP
Use the chalk to draw a large circle on flat ground
2. Draw a small circle in the center of the large one
3. Draw six other circle , evenly spread Inside the large circle around the centre circle.
4. Draw 2 parallel lines (about 3m long ) leading from the large circle outwards, to form a pathway.
5. Place 7 flat stones on tops of each other in the
small centre circle.

5. Games with Sticks, Stones, or Small Metal Objects
In some games, sticks or stones are usually tossed into the air. Then the fun begins. These games have been played over the years by children everywhere, and most of them are still popular today. In Korea, the whole family—children, parents, and grandparents like to play a game with four sticks on New Year's Day Nepal, young boys toss pointed sticks into the air and try to catch them.
In Korea, young girls play a game of jacks, tossing small stones onto the ground, throwing a ball up in the air, and trying to pick the stones up before catching the ball.
In Indonesia, young girls play a similar game, using small steel objects.

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