I Sell Oil, I Sell Honey Game

“I Sell Oil, I Sell Honey” is a traditional children’s game. It can be played in open areas or indoor sports halls. The playing area features two circles, each containing 12 squares where players take their positions. Players settle in their designated areas and attempt to drop their handkerchief behind an opponent while waving it.

During the game, children sing the song “I sell oil, I sell honey” for enjoyment. The player who drops the handkerchief runs two laps and then returns to their place. If the opposing team notices the dropped handkerchief, they designate the player who dropped it as “ebe” and earn a point.

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Each team consists of up to 12 players (6 starters and 6 substitutes) with a mixed composition of boys and girls. The game is played in three sets; the team that wins two sets wins the match. For player safety, participants must wear sports shoes and remove jewelry and other accessories. Each team also has a captain who maintains team organization during play.

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This game is both entertaining and beneficial for developing children’s quick thinking, running, and concentration skills. The traditional song and handkerchief-dropping mechanic add color to the game and strengthen team spirit among children.