In this unit we are going to work and play traditional and popular games. Last week, we learned the difference between popular and traditional games.
Traditional games are those that pass from generation to generation. They are games that our ancestors played when they were little. For example, hideout (Escondite) is a traditional game.
Popular games are those that children like to play. They don't have to be traditional. For example, POLICE and THIEFS.
The same game can be traditional and popular at the same time.
Could you write a popular or traditional game on the blog? Write your name and tell us the game. We will try to write as many popular and traditional games as we can.
Try not to repeat the games.
One of our partners has done this homework at home. He has searched on internet for the meaning of popular and traditional game.
Thanks Mateo for giving us your homework and explaining the meaning of Popular and Traditional games. Good job!
Thanks Mateo for giving us your homework and explaining the meaning of Popular and Traditional games. Good job!
