NAME of GAME

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

DATES

TYPE OF GAME

Drapeau

French Canadian

N/A

Field Game

Bocce Ball

Roman/Italian Based

5200 BC

Lawn Game

Croquet

England

1851

Lawn Game

Cricket

England

16th Century Field Game

Loteria

Italy

15th Century Board Game

Jai Alai

Spain

Orienteering

Sweeden

19th Century Field Game

Rayuela

UK

Roman
Empire

Black top game

Shove Ha'Penny

UK

1900s

Pub Game

Tinikling

Philopines

Curling

Scottland

16 Century

Indoor sport

Rugby

England

1823

Out Door

1798 Court Game

1565 Dance

BRIEF DESCRIPTION

Similar to capture the flag but there is an offense and defense side.
Defense side posses the flag.
Played in the Special Olympics. Plaed in teams of Two no more than
Four. Similar to Bowling.
Played in teams of two. Nine wickets. Two stakes. Fourteen wicket
points and two stake points to win.
Ball and bat game similar to baseball. Eleven people toplay.
Objective is to out score opponent.
Mexican version of Bingo. First originated in Italy. If a card is called it
is marked until you make a complete line, row, or diagnol lines.
Played in singles or in doubles. Similar to racket ball. Point based
game.
Competitive sport that combines navigation. Similar to like a
scavenger hunt. Hiking, Biking, Canoing, etc. Map Reading.
Hopscotch. Course could be up to 100 ft long. Form of exercise for
foot soldiers. Helps with endurace and agility. Goal is to throw your
stone in the first square and hop from 1-11 and back.
Similar to shuffle board. Goal is to get points on each side (the
beds). Made from marble or really fine wood. Two Player Game.
Dance replicates the Tinikling bird. Used in schools a lot. Uses two
bamboo sticks and jumping in and out of them with a partner.
Indoor sport played on ice. Two players with broom to make the
stone go faster or move direction. Target is to get it in the middle of
hit their oppnents stone out of the middle.
Pass the ball forward to other team members. Similar to soccer and
football.