PE/B/7101 Physical Practice

NDOTO

BACKGROUND OF THE PLAY

1. It is play by two players. 

2. It contains twelve holes each having two balls.

3. On the ends of one diagonals is  the banks where one makes scores by making rotations, one player in clockwise direction and the other one in anticlockwise direction.

4. Other rules of the game is observed during playing.

KABADDI

Kabaddi is a traditional South Asian contact sport played between two teams of seven players, combining elements of tag and wrestling.It is a fast-paced team sport where players take turns sending a "raider" into the opponent's half to tag defenders and return safely — all while chanting "kabaddi" without taking a breath. It's popular across India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and other parts of South Asia. 

Basic Rules

1. Teams: 2 teams of 7 players each

2. Objective: Score points by tagging opponents and returning to your side without being tackled

3. Raid: One player crosses into the opponent's half, tries to tag defenders, and return within 30 seconds

4. Defense: Opponents try to tackle the raider before they return

5. Scoring:

   1. 1 point for each opponent tagged and returned safely

   2. 1 point for each successful tackle

   3. Bonus points for special moves or team strategies.

NYAMA NYAMA NYAMA

"Nyama Nyama Nyama" is a beloved Kenyan children's game that teaches animal names and food awareness through playful interaction."Nyama" means meat in Kiswahili. This traditional game is popular among young children in Kenya and is often played during school breaks or community gatherings. It’s both educational and fun, helping kids learn which animals are considered edible and which are not.

How the Game Is Played

1. Form a Circle: Children stand in a circle, often starting with a chant like “One, two, make a circle.”

2. Leader Calls Out Animals: One child (the leader) shouts “Nyama Nyama Nyama…” followed by the name of an animal.

3. Players React:

   • If the animal is edible (e.g., cow, goat, chicken), players jump and shout “Nyama!”

   • If the animal is not typically eaten (e.g., dog, elephant, crocodile), players stay still.

4. Mistakes Are Funny: If someone jumps for a non-edible animal, everyone laughs — it’s all part of the fun!