Traditional Balinese Games for Children

The video explores various traditional games from Bali, Indonesia, highlighting their cultural significance and the skills they develop in children. These games, often played in groups, include activities with bottles and balls, bamboo sticks, and role-playing as animals. Each game emphasizes teamwork, coordination, and emotional management, with players often singing traditional songs during play.

What is one of the benefits of traditional Balinese games for children?

• Developing artistic abilities

• Enhancing team cooperation

• Learning a new language

• Improving mathematical skills

What items are needed for the game involving colorful pipes or bottles?

• Sand and water

• Ropes and sticks

• Colorful pipes or bottles, ping pong balls, and marbles

• Paper and pencils

In the game with pipes and marbles, which hand is used to pick up the marbles?

• Right hand

• Both hands

• Either hand

• Left hand

How is the winner determined in the game with pipes and marbles?

• The team that collects the most marbles

• The team that sings the loudest

• The team that finishes first

• The team that decorates the pipes best

What additional tool is used in the game with bamboo sticks?

• A hoop

• A ball

• A rope

• Bamboo sticks

What song do players sing during the bamboo stick game?

• 'Curik-curik'

• 'Twinkle Twinkle Little Star'

• 'Cakcak'

• 'Meong Meong'

In the 'meong meong' game, what role does one child play inside the circle?

• A bird

• A mouse

• A dog

• A fish

What do children do while playing the 'meong meong' game?

• Build a sandcastle

• Draw pictures

• Dance around a fire

• Sing the 'meong meong' song

How many participants are needed at minimum for the group game with a crow?

• 8

• 7

• 6

• 5

In the group game with a crow, what is the role of the child at the front of the line?

• To protect the last player

• To catch the crow

• To hold a flag

• To sing a song