How South African KIDS from rural townships play | Indigenous Games
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- In this digital age people are always glued to their cellphones but in this video we show you how Gen Zs aged between 10 to 14 spend time with each other and not just on social media. This video was filmed during the South African school winter holidays.
If you want to know how these two games work please let me know in the comment section and if you would like to see more of these videos please subscribe and if you enjoyed this video please give it a big thumbs up.
Credits
Background Music
Music: Don't Worry
Musician: Michael Ramir C.
URL: mixkit.co/
Thank you for this video. I’m an ELS teacher in Asia and i am teaching my students about our indigenous games.
I'm glad it could be of great help.
Can you explain how dithina is played. The one where you have stack while trying to not be hit
Hi, Luyanda welcome to my channel and I hope you enjoyed the video. Ditene is a game where there are two teams. The game starts with two members from one team standing opposite each other and throwing the ball to each other three times. After the third time, the player from another team will start stacking the bricks until they are like a tower. This will be done while the player tries to avoid being hit by the ball. The player must be hit after he/she has made a full stack. However if he/she is hit before the stack is complete the player will have to wait for another team player from his team to save them by actually getting rid of the stack or tower. After that the team get saved and has one point and so on. If all the team members get hit every time they play, the other team gets a turn to play the round. It depends how many rounds everyone wants to play. That will decide then who wins the game. The game is usually played by kids in primary schools.
Can I get the history on this game?
Hi Natalie, welcome to my channel and I hope you enjoyed the video. There is no real history of the game as the game is usually played by kids from primary schools. I tried to look for information and history on the game but it's difficult to find out the origin of the game.
What part of SA is this?
Northern Cape Province
Do you know what year this game started? I’m from the United States in Washington, and looking for games to show someone very young African-American.
Hi Natalie. No one really knows when it started and the game is common in Northern Cape and North West Provinces only. Please check out the channel for more interesting games.
Im from Cape Town and I grew up playing these games aswell