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Batu Tujuah Game

BATU TUJUAH

In elementary school i played "Batu Tujuah".It needs 7 to 10 people to play this game. There are stuff we need to do to play this game. First of all, they need to stack and unite 7 rocks in the playground area. But most importantly, tennis ball. It has to be tennis ball, because of its perfect weight and size could make a great shot when it hits the target. And thats the fun part. But we still need to look at what we throw at, to prevent hitting vital bodyparts. So this is how the game works. One of the players roll the ball to the stack of rocks. If the ball hits one of the player, that person who got hit, lost the game. While doing so, the stack of rocks need to be kept still and stacked. But if the enemy completed stacking the rocks, the game ends. When i told this game i wanted to play thhis game with my friends again,because this game is one of the most favorite games to play when i go home from school.So exciting this game my teachers of the same time also joined if we were playing this game.
This game is fun to be played with a lot of people, because the more players join the game the more it gets harder to win the game.This traditional game present simplicity and contains educational value.The game activities provide a sense of pleasure,enjoy to all of us.

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