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Hopscotch Game

Hopscotch Game

(131 words)
December 1, 2025

Sek Sek GameSek sek is an old street game played on squares or circles drawn on the ground. This game can be played by two or more children. Players throw a stone and hop through the squares on one foot, attempting to complete the entire course without errors. The game typically consists of eight squares, and players take turns throwing their stones to begin.Game RulesThe player must throw their stone into the correct square.Hopping on one foot is a fundamental rule of the game.If a player makes

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Miray GÜR

Miray GÜR

Long Donkey Game

Long Donkey Game

(504 words)
December 8, 2025

Long Donkey Game is a traditional children’s game played for many years across many regions of Türkiye, though its exact origins are unknown. Typically preferred by boys, the game is common among children aged 8 to 15. It can be played outdoors or indoors and requires no equipment.In addition to encouraging physical activity, the game fosters social interaction and teamwork skills. It also supports language development through its chants and rhymes.How to Play (Current General Rules)Players are

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Beyza Kutlu

Beyza Kutlu

It must be viewed from a holistic perspective

It must be viewed from a holistic perspective

(603 words)
November 29, 2025

A holistic perspective must be adopted—toward yesterday, today, and tomorrow. A holistic perspective requires seeing how yesterday reflects upon today, and how today will reflect upon tomorrow. What happens today is not due to what occurred yesterday alone; it is the cumulative result of all reflections accumulated up to yesterday. What will happen tomorrow will arise because of the accumulated effects of all yesterdays and todays that have built up until then. Thus, neither yesterday, nor today

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Hilmi Onur Kaya

Hilmi Onur Kaya

Hide-and-seek

Hide-and-seek

(296 words)
February 19, 2026

Saklambaç is a traditional group game widely played among children. It is also known as Sobe. One player is chosen as the “ebe” while the other players hide during the ebe’s counting with their eyes closed. The ebe then tries to find the hidden players, calling out “sobeler” when they are found. The game consists of counting, hiding, and catching actions. Its adaptability to both outdoor settings (gardens, streets) and indoor spaces increases its accessibility.Contribution to Physical and Cognit

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İbrahim Filiz

İbrahim Filiz

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