The abacus was used by little children as they were learning how to count.

The “chief of the gang” draws a gallows on a piece of paper or on a board. They also draw as many underscores as needed for the word or phrase that they secretly keep in their mind. The rest of the players spell random letters until they guess the hidden word or phrase. For every wrong guess a part of human body is sketched. When the body is completed and the word is not found yet, the “chief” gets the win. Whoever finds the hidden word or phrase, before the human body is sketched is called the winner. Could you guess our "secret" word?

A street game simple as the jewellery looks. Kids draw that shape and try to walk the distance from the beginning to the end and back jumping on one leg. Whoever manages the task without putting the other foot on the ground is the king of the company.