On Thursday we did our own cultural games. We were playing games from Russia, Scotland Australia. There were 30 students in groups showing us how to play lots of cultural games I was one of the students showing people how to play a cultural game. I had four people in my team Saul, Nigel, Mahdi and Naweed. We were teaching people how to play Ula mika . Ula mika is were you have two poles one meter apart of each other and a lei four meters away from the two poles you stand behind the lei and you under arm the coconut in between the two poles if you don't throw the coconut in between the poles you loses if you do get it between the poles that means if your coconut goes the furthest you win.
There were three teams red, green and yellow, if they get it through the two poles they go to the championship. If your coconut went the furtherest, second furtherest and third furtherest you go behind the red lei and the rest go to the green lei. if it doesn't go through the poles you have to be behind the yellow lei. Only the red lei people get a house point if they get through the two poles and who ever gets there coconut the furthers gets two houses points because they came first second and third.
I enjoyed teaching people how to play a game from other cultural's. Have you ever have a school cultural games??
Kia Ora Masi,I loved how you explained how to play your cultural game,and also gave credit to the people that helped you put this event together. This game looks very interesting I'll make sure to play this sometime soon.Blog you later. Regards Anisa NWS room 22.
ReplyDeleteMeitaki Masi, the Cultural Games day was alot of fun wasn't it? What did you enjoy the most about learning new games from different cultures? Can you finish your blog post about your Olympics DLO and post it please, so everyone can read about the amazing things you learned about the Olympic Games. Nga Mihi Mrs Jones.
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